Chemistry random stuff Flashcards

1
Q

Test for chlorine gas

A

bleaches damp red litmus paper

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2
Q

Test for ammonia gas

A

turns damp red litmus paper blue

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3
Q

flame test lithium ion

A

red flame

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4
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flame test sodium ion

A

yellow flame

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5
Q

flame test potassium ion

A

lilac flame

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6
Q

flame test calcium ion

A

orangey red flame

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7
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flame test copper(2) ion

A

bluey green flame

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8
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test for copper(3) ion

A

blue precipitate (copper sulfate and sodium hydroxide)

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9
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test for iron(3) ion

A

brown precipitate (iron chloride and sodium hydroxide)

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10
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test for iron(2) ion

A

green precipitate (iron sulfate and sodium hydroxide)

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11
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test for carbonates

A

CO2 bubbles formed (tested with limewater) when adding dilute HCL

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12
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test for sulfates

A

add HCL and barium chloride - forms white precipitate

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13
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tests for chlorides, bromides, iodides

A

add nitric acid then silver nitrate - chloride forms white precipitate, bromide forms a cream precipitate, iodide forms yellow precipitate

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14
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increased pressure effect on equilibrium

A

position of equilibrium shifts to side with fewer (gas) molecules

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15
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increased temperature effect on equilibrium

A

position of equilibrium shifts to the endothermic reaction (as if it is to balance out the temperature)

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16
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increased concentration (of reactants) effect on equilibrium

A

position of equilibrium shifts to produce more products

17
Q

if △heat is negative…

A

forward reaction is exothermic

18
Q

atom economy equation

A

RFM of wanted product / RFM of all reactants

19
Q

concentration equation

A

mass or moles = concentration (g/dm^3) x volume (dm^3)

20
Q

which chlorides arent soluble

A

silver and lead

21
Q

which sulphates arent soluble

A

barium, calcium and lead

22
Q

which compounds are always soluble

A

pottasium, ammonium and sodium