Ionic Compounds And Analysis Flashcards

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Why can an ionic compound be conductive when in a liquid state but not when solid

A

It has charged particles (ions) but they aren’t free to move around when solid, but when it’s a liquid they can so they fulfil the two conditions needed to conduct electricity

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What are the properties of ionic compounds for temperature pints and why do they have them

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High melting and boiling points so they are usually solid at room temperature. This is because ionic bonds are very strong and need lots of energy to break the solid into a liquid and gas as bonds need to be broken. This is why the boiling and melting points are so high

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3
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How are salts made

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By reacting an acid and alkali to make salt and water

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4
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What is a precipitate

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A solid insoluble substance formed in a reaction between two soluble substances

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5
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Name soluble salts

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All sodium, ammonium and potassium salts
All nitrates
Most chlorides
Most sulphites
Sodium carbonate, potassium carbonate, ammonium carbonate
Na/K/ammonium hydroxide
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6
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Name insoluble salts

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Silver and lead chrloide
Lead, barium and calcium sulphate
Most carbonates
Most hydroxides

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7
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What is a barium meal and what is it for

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It’s a drink with barium sulphate and is drunk by patients for digestive system problem diagnosis. It appears opaque in x rays and builds up in areas of abnormalities. This allows a doctor to find out problems.

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Even though barium salts are toxic, why can barium meals be consumed

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It’s salts are insoluble so they can’t enter the blood meaning they are safe to eat.

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9
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What colour do these metal ions burn
Sodium
Potassium 
Copper
Calcium
A

Sodium yellow
Potassium lilac
Calcium red
Copper blue green

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10
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How to test for chloride ions in solution

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Add a few drops of dilute nitric acid to the solution and shake
Then add a few drops of silver nitrate, if a white ppt forms then it has chloride ions

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How to identify sulphate ions in solution

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Add a few drops of dilute HCl to the solution and shake

Then add a few drops of barium chloride to the solution. If a white pot forms there are sulphate ions

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12
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How can you test for carbonate ions

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Add any acid to the substance and if a gas is produced, bubble it through limewater, if it goes cloudy, there is carbonate ions

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13
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What are ionic compounds made of

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A metal positive ion and a negative non metal ion

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