Identification of IONS and GASES Flashcards
Add aq. NaOH (sodium hydroxide) to Aluminium
⚪ WHITE Ppt is formed
— soluble (dissolves) in excess NaOH
Add aq. NH3 (ammonia) to Aluminium
⚪ WHITE Ppt is formed
INSOLUBLE in excess
Add aq. NaOH (sodium hydroxide) to Ammonium (NH4)
NO ppt.
Heating releases ammonia (NH3 gas)
Add aq. NH3 (ammonia) to Ammonium
NO ppt.
Heating releases ammonia (NH3) gas
Add aq. NaOH (sodium hydroxide) to Calcium
⚪ WHITE Ppt is formed
INSOLUBLE in excess
Add aq. NH3 (ammonia) to Calcium
NO ppt.
Add aq. NaOH (sodium hydroxide) to Chromium (3+)
🟢 GREEN ppt is formed
SOLUBLE (dissolves) in excess
^ forms a green solution
Add aq. NH3 (ammonia) to Chromium (3+)
🟢⚪Grey-Green ppt is formed
INSOLUBLE in excess
Add aq. NaOH (sodium hydroxide) to Copper (2+)
🔵Light blue ppt is formed
INSOLUBLE in excess
Add aq. NH3 (ammonia) to Copper (2+)
🔵Light blue ppt is formed
SOLUBLE (dissolves) in excess
^ gives a deep blue solution
Add aq. NaOH (sodium hydroxide) to Iron (2+)
🟢GREEN ppt is formed
INSOLUBLE in excess
Add aq. NH3 (ammonia) to Iron (2+)
🟢 GREEN ppt is formed
INSOLUBLE in excess
Add aq. NaOH (sodium hydroxide) to Iron (3+)
🔴Red-brown ppt formed
INSOLUBLE in excess
Add aq. NH3 (ammonia) to Iron (3+)
🔴Red-Brown ppt is formed
INSOLUBLE in excess
Add aq. NaOH (sodium hydroxide) to Zinc (2+)
⚪WHITE ppt is formed
SOLUBLE in excess
^gives colourless solution
Add aq. NH3 (ammonia) to Zinc (2+)
⚪WHITE ppt is formed
SOLUBLE in excess
^ gives colourless solution
What color flame is produced by Lithium (Li⁺)?
🔴 Crimson-red flame
What color flame is produced by Sodium (Na⁺)?
🟡Yellow flame
What color flame is produced by Potassium (K⁺)?
🟣Lilac flame
What color flame is produced by Calcium (Ca²⁺)?
🟠Orange-red flame
What color flame is produced by Barium (Ba²⁺)?
🟢Apple-green flame
What color flame is produced by Copper(II) (Cu²⁺)?
🔵🟢Blue-green flame
What is the test for Ammonia (NH₃)?
Test with damp red litmus paper; it turns blue.
How can you identify Carbon Dioxide (CO₂)?
Bubble through limewater; a white precipitate of calcium carbonate forms, turning limewater milky.