CL 8- qualitative analysis Flashcards

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order for testing anions

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  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

if continuing to test for sulfates and halides, dont use sulfuric acid (will show positive in sulfate test) or hydrochloric acid (will show positive in halides test)

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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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