CL 8- qualitative analysis Flashcards

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order for testing anions

A
  1. carbonates
  2. sulfates
  3. halides
    must test carbonates first as adding barium chloride to a carbonate also produces a white precipitate (reduces chance of false positive of sulphates)
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testing for carbonates

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add acid, carbonates fizz

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3
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ionic equation for carbonates

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CO₃²⁻ + 2H⁺ –> CO₂ + H₂O

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4
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testing for sulfates

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add barium nitrate or barium chloride, forms white precipitate

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5
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ionic equation for sulfates

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SO₄²⁻ + Ba²⁺ –> BaSO₄

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6
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testing for halides

precipitates and solubilities

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add AgNO₃
chloride- white precipitate
bromide- cream precipitate
iodide- yellow precipitate

solubility in NH₃
chloride- soluble in dilute
bromide-soluble in concentrated
iodide- insoluble

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7
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ionic equation for halides

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Ag⁺ + X⁻ –> AgX

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8
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testing for ammonium

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add NaOH and heat
damp red litmus paper held above test tube will turn blue (as ammonia gas is released which is alkaline)

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