Practical-related Flashcards
if we see effervescence and heat, we must….
test for gas
for cation, anion and gas tests, we must…
copy observations from the QA table directly
for gas tests, we must…
state the name of the gas
what does it mean to write clearly what an observation refers to?
note whether it is a gas/precipitate/solid/solution
an example of soluble ppt and stating what solution forms
blue ppt soluble in excess aqueous ammonia to form dark blue solution
what is the evidence for conclusion?
state step/question number, test and observation
what is the chemistry involved?
concept behind reaction, what kind of reaction and explain
e.g displacement, neutralisation, combustion
if need to reuse apparatus, we must…
wash with tap water and distilled water
how to identify precipitates?
cloudiness and cannot see through
how to identify solutions?
can see through and has no cloudiness
when heating solid and see water droplets at the sides of the tube?
water droplets observed at the side of the test tube; water of crystallisation is lost.
when heating solid and see the solid appear at the top of the test tube?
solid turned into gas and condensed at the top of the tube; solid sublimed
when solid changes colour upon being heated?
the colour of the solide changed from ____ to ____
when solid turns into liquid upon heating?
the solid melts to form a ____ liquid
during QA experiment, three things we must observe is:
- formation of ppt
- production of gases
- changes in colour of soln/ppt/solid
magnesium ribbon in acid eg
upon adding magnesium strips into acid, solid magnesium dissolves in acid and effervescence produced.
gas evolved ‘pops’ a lighted splint. gas is hydrogen.
when —- is added to solution
upon adding —–, —- is seen.