Identification Of Cations Flashcards
What is the cation for Ammonium?
NH4+
What is the cation for Aluminium?
Al3+
What is the cation for Zinc?
Zn2+
What is the cation for Calcium?
Ca2+
What is the cation for Copper?
Cu2+
What is the cation for Chromium?
Cr3+
What is the cation for Iron (II)?
Fe2+
What is the cation for Iron (III)?
Fe3+
What is the test result for Ammonium with Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide?
Ammonia produced turns damp red litmus paper blue.
What is the test result for Aluminium with Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide?
White ppt, soluble in excess giving a colourless solution.
What is the test result for Zinc with Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide?
White ppt, soluble in excess giving a colourless solution.
What is the test result for Calcium with Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide?
White ppt, insoluble in excess.
What is the test result for Copper with Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide?
Light blue ppt, insoluble in excess.
What is the test result for Chromium with Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide?
Green ppt, soluble in excess.
What is the test result for Iron (II) with Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide?
Green ppt, insoluble in excess.
What is the test result for Ammonium with Aqueous Ammonia?
No reaction
Iron (III) (Fe3+) with Sodium Hydroxide (aq)
Red-Brown ppt, insoluble in excess of
Zinc, Zn2+ with aqueous Ammonia
White ppt, soluble in excess, giving clearless solution
Calcium, Cu2+ with Aqueous Ammonia
No ppt, very slight white ppt
Copper, Cu2+, with aqueous Ammonia
Light blue ppt, soluble in excess giving dark blue solution
Chromium, Cr3+, with aqueous Ammonia
Grey green ppt, insoluble in excess
Iron (II) Fe2+ with Aqueous Ammonia
Green ppt, insoluble in excess of
Iron (III) Fe3+ with aqueous Ammonia
Red brown ppt, insoluble in excess