Other Reactions of Halides Flashcards

1
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what is the reagent in testing for halide ions in solutions and why

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  • silver nitrate solution

- because silver halides are insoluble in water

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2
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what is added before the silver nitrate solution for safe measure

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  • dilute nitric acid
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3
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why is dilute nitric acid added

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  • to make sure other anions like carbonate ions are removed

- as they would also form precipitates

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4
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why would add ammonia solution after you have added the halogen and formed a precipitate

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  • to further test the halides

- this would be dependent on whether the halide ions become soluble or not when ammonia is added

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5
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what are the effects of adding dilute aqueous ammonia to the ions of the main 3 halogens

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  • chloride ions = soluble
  • bromide ions = insoluble
  • iodide ions = insoluble
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6
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what are the effects of adding concentrated aqueous ammonia to the ions of the main 3 halogens

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  • chloride ions = soluble
  • bromide ions = soluble
  • iodide ions = insoluble
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7
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why cant this test be used for fluoride ions

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  • because silver fluoride is soluble in water
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8
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what are the colours of the precipitates formed by silver chloride bromide and iodide

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  • silver chloride = white
  • silver bromide = cream
  • silver iodide = yellow
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9
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what is the general ionic equation for the formation of the precipitate

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Ag+(aq) + X-(aq) = AgX(s)

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10
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why do silver chloride and bromide become soluble when concentrated aqueous ammonia is added to them

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they get dissolved due to the formation of a complex ion

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11
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what would be the equation for the reaction between silver chloride and aqueous ammonia

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AgCl(s) + 2NH3(aq) = [Ag(NH3)2]+(aq) + Cl-(aq)

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12
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what do all the hydrogen halides have in common

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  • they are colourless gases

- they exist as polar diatomic molecules

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13
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what does the reaction between hydrogen halides and water form

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acidic solutions that are colourless

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14
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what is the general equation for this reaction

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HX + H2O = H3O+ + X-

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15
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what is the general name for the acid formed

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  • hydrohalic acid

- for iodine its hydriodic acid

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16
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what does the reaction between hydrogen halides and ammonia gas form

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  • salts

- all of which are white ionic solids

17
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what is the equation for the reaction between hydrogen chloride and ammonia

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NH3(g) + HCl(g) = NH4Cl(s)