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1
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What is the formula for the sulfate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

A

SO4 2-

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What is the formula for the sulphite ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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SO3 (2-)

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What is the formula for the thiosulfate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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S2O3 (2-)

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What is the formula for the hydrogen sulfate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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HSO4 (-)

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What is the formula for the hydrogencarbonate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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HCO3 (-)

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What is the formula for the carbonate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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CO3 (2-)

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What is the formula for the nitrate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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NO3 (-)

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What is the formula for the nitrite ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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NO2 (-)

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What is the formula for the phosphate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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PO4 (3-)

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What is the formula for the chlorate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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ClO3 (-)

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What is the formula for the hypochlorite ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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ClO (-)

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What is the formula for the hydroxide ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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HO (-)

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What is the formula for the dichromate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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Cr2O7 (2-)

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What is the formula for the chromate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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CrO4 (2-)

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What is the formula for the permanganate ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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MnO4 (-)

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What is the formula for the ammonium ion? Include the charge of the ion.

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NH4 (+)

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17
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Finish the equation:

Metal + oxygen ->

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Metal + oxygen -> metal oxide

18
Q

Finish the equation:

Metal + water ->

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Metal + water -> metal hydroxide + hydrogen

19
Q

Finish the equation:

Metal + steam ->

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Metal + steam -> metal oxide + hydrogen

20
Q

Finish the equation:

Metal + acid ->

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Metal + acid -> salt + hydrogen

21
Q

Finish the equation:

Base + acid ->

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Base + acid -> salt + water

22
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Finish the equation:

Metal carbonate + acid ->

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Metal carbonate + acid -> salt + water + carbon dioxide

23
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What is the procedure to heating a hydrated solid to a constant mass?

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1- Weigh and record the mass of the empty crucible.
2- Weigh between 3.5g and 4.0g of the hydrated copper (III) sulfate into the crucible.
3- Record the mass of the crucible and contents
4- Set up tripod, heat mat and Bunsen burner. Place pipe-clay triangle over the tripod and securely mount the crucible on top of the pipe-clay triangle
5- Heat the crucible steadily for five minutes. Use tongs to remove the crucible onto a heat-proof may and leave to cool for a few minutes.
6- Once cooled, use tongs to transfer the crucible to the balance and record the total mass of the crucible and contents
7- Place the crucible back into the pipe-clay triangle and heat for a further five minutes. Leave to cool for a few minutes.
8- After cooling, transfer the crucible to the balance and record the mass of the crucible and contents.
9- Repeat step 7 and 8 if the mass of the crucible has not yet reached a constant mass.

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What are the parts of the labelled diagram for the apparatus used for heating to a constant mass?

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-Hydrated substance
-Crucible
-Pipe-clay triangle
-Tripod
-Heat-proof mat
-Heat

25
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What is the procedure for testing for halide ions?

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1- Dissolve a spatula measure of potassium chloride in 2-3cm3 of dilute nitric acid
2- Add 1cm3 of silver nitrate and record observations
3- Add 1cm3 of dilute ammonia solution and record observations
4- Add excess dilute ammonia solution and record observations
5- If the precipitate remains, repeat steps 2 and 3 using concentrated ammonia solution in place of dilute ammonia solution
6- Repeat steps 1-5 using potassium bromide in place of potassium chloride.
7- Repeat steps 1-5 using potassium iodid in place of potassium chloride.

26
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What are the observations when reacting halide compounds with silver nitrate?

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KCl: White precipitate forms
KBr: Cream precipitate forms
KI: Yellow precipitate forms

27
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What are the observations when reacting halide compounds with dilute NH3?

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KCl: Precipitate disappears
KBr: Precipitate remains
KI: Precipitate remains

28
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What are the observations when reacting halide compounds with concentrated NH3?

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KCl: - (Precipitate doesn’t form)
KBr: Precipitate disappears
KI: Precipitate remains

29
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What is the procedure for testing for sulfate ions?

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1- Dissolve a spatula measure of sodium sulfate in 2-3cm3 of deionised water
2- Add 1-2cm3 of barium chloride solution and record observations

30
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What is the observations when reacting barium chloride with sodium sulfate?

A

White precipitate forms

31
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Finish the ionic equation:

Acid + hydroxide->

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H+(aq) + HO-(aq) -> H2O(l)

32
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Finish the ionic equation:

Acid + carbonate ->

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2H+(aq) + CO3 2-(aq) -> H2O(l) + CO2(g)

33
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Finish the ionic equation:

Acid + hydrogen carbonate ->

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H+(aq) + HCO3 - (aq) -> H2O(l) + CO2(g)

34
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Finish the ionic equation:

Acid + ammonia ->

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H+(aq) + NH3(aq) -> NH4+(aq)

35
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What does ‘molecular ion’ mean?

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Two or more atoms covalently bonded with an overall charge

36
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What does ‘Avagadro’s Constant’ mean?

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The number of atoms in 12.000g of carbon-12 (6.02 x 10^23)

37
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What does a ‘mole’ mean?

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The amount of substance which contains the Avagadro constant of atoms, molecules or groups or ions

38
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What does ‘molar mass’ mean?

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The mass of one mole of a substance

39
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What does ‘anhydrous salt’ mean?

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A salt which contains no water of crystallisation

40
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What does ‘hydrated salt’ mean?

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A salt which contains water of crystallisation

41
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What does ‘water of crystallisation’ mean?

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Water chemically bonded within a crystal structure

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