Papers Simple Info Flashcards

1
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What does F paper test for?

A

Fluoride ions

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2
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What does KI paper test for?

A

Nitrates and free chlorine

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3
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How do you activate KI paper to test for nitrates?

A

Acid solution
(We use hydrochloric acid)

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4
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How to activate KI paper testing for free chlorine?

A

Neutral solution (saline)

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5
Q

What color is KI paper?

A

White

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6
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What color is positive change on KI?

A

Blue

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7
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What does KI stand for?

A

Potassium iodide

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8
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High nitrite or high chlorine levels show as what color on KI?

A

Blue/violet spots

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9
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Low nitrite or low chlorine levels show what color on KI?

A

Blue/violet rings

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10
Q

How to activate F paper?

A

Acid solution (hydrochloric acid)

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11
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What color is F paper?

A

Pink/red

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12
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What color does a positive result on F paper show as?

A

Yellow/white
(Rings for lower concentration)

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13
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F paper ppm minimum

A

20 PPM

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14
Q

What is the primary hazard of fluorine?

A

Leeches out calcium from the body

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15
Q

What does m8 paper test for?

A

Liquid and blister nerve agents

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16
Q

M8 color change for G nerve agents
(Sarin, somen, tabun)

A

Gold
*G for gold

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17
Q

M8 color change for V nerve agents
(VX)

A

Green
*V for verde

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18
Q

M8 color change for H blister agents
(Lewisite, phosgene, mustard)

A

Red
*red blisters

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19
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Measurement concentration of m8 paper?

20
Q

Examples of H blister agents?

A

Phosgene
Mustard
Lewisite

21
Q

Examples of G nerve agents

A

Sarin
Somen
Tabun

22
Q

Example of main V nerve agent

23
Q

V agents are ____ more toxic than some G agents

24
Q

V agents are similar to?

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M9 paper detects?
CWA
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Color change on M9 for positive result
Dark reddish brown
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State of matter m8 and m9 can detect?
Liquid
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Measurement concentration of m9
PPB
29
PH tests for?
PH scale Acids and bases
30
Water has a ph of?
7 Neutral
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Ph scale range
1-14
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<7 ph >7 ph Represents?
Acid Base
33
Red Orange Yellow Color change on ph is?
Acid
34
Green on ph is?
Neutral
35
Dark green Blue Purple Ph represents
Bases
36
Which paper is hydrophobic?
M8 Use in place of h20 paper. Water will bead off
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Color of inactivated m8 paper?
Tan
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What extra color can m8 turn to and for what chemical?
Blue Arsenic trichloride.
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Difference in m8 and m9
M8 indicates type of agent M9 only indicates presence but much more sensitive
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Color of inactivated m9
Green *m8/9 tan and green *m for military tan and green colors
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What does ph stand for
Potential/power of hydrogen
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Ph paper color
Orange
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How to use ph for liquid and gas
Liquid dip Gas wet first to activate
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Spots/rings on paper
Spots is higher levels Rings is lower levels
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KI paper color change in peroxides
Blue/dark purple