Ion Tests Flashcards

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What are ‘Flame’ tests carried out on?

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  • Iconic Substances
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2
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Where are the most intense colours obtained from?

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  • From solids, but flame tests also work when the solids are dissolved in water
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3
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What have flame tests done to chemistry?

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  • Led to the discovery of new elements
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4
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What did Bunsen and Kirchoff do?

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  • In 1860, they used simple spectroscopy to study the light given off in flame tests by some samples of mineral waters
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5
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How did Bunsen and Kirchoff use their equipment?

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  • They used a prism to separate light into spectrum
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6
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What did they see from the prism?

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  • A grey-blue colour that had not been seen before
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So what did this colour discovery show?

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  • That Bunsen and Kirchoff had discovered a new element called caesium after the latin word for sky blue
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What did Bunsen and Kirchoff do a year later?

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  • They repeated their experiment and discovered another new element, this time called rudibum after the latin word for dark red
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