Papers Simple Info Flashcards

1
Q

What does F paper test for?

A

Fluoride ions

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2
Q

What does KI paper test for?

A

Nitrates and free chlorine

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3
Q

How do you activate KI paper to test for nitrates?

A

Acid solution
(We use hydrochloric acid)

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4
Q

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
Q

What color is positive change on KI?

A

Blue

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7
Q

What does KI stand for?

A

Potassium iodide

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8
Q

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

A

Blue/violet spots

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9
Q

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
Q

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
Q

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
Q

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?

25
Q

M9 paper detects?

26
Q

Color change on M9 for positive result

A

Dark reddish brown

27
Q

State of matter m8 and m9 can detect?

28
Q

Measurement concentration of m9

29
Q

PH tests for?

A

PH scale
Acids and bases

30
Q

Water has a ph of?

31
Q

Ph scale range

32
Q

<7 ph
>7 ph
Represents?

33
Q

Red
Orange
Yellow
Color change on ph is?

34
Q

Green on ph is?

35
Q

Dark green
Blue
Purple
Ph represents

36
Q

Which paper is hydrophobic?

A

M8
Use in place of h20 paper.
Water will bead off

37
Q

Color of inactivated m8 paper?

38
Q

What extra color can m8 turn to and for what chemical?

A

Blue
Arsenic trichloride.

39
Q

Difference in m8 and m9

A

M8 indicates type of agent
M9 only indicates presence but much more sensitive

40
Q

Color of inactivated m9

A

Green
*m8/9 tan and green
*m for military tan and green colors

41
Q

What does ph stand for

A

Potential/power of hydrogen

42
Q

Ph paper color

43
Q

How to use ph for liquid and gas

A

Liquid dip
Gas wet first to activate

44
Q

Spots/rings on paper

A

Spots is higher levels
Rings is lower levels

45
Q

KI paper color change in peroxides

A

Blue/dark purple