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1
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test for ammonia

A

turns damp red litmus paper blue.
gas evolved is colourless and pungent.

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test for co2

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bubble gas in limewater, co2 will form white ppt.

(dissolves in excess limewater to form colourless solution)

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3
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test for hydrogen

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extinguishes a lighted split with ‘pop’ spund

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test for oxygen

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relights a glowing splint.

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test for chlorine

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turns damp blue litmus paper red, then bleaches it.
gas evolved is yellowish-green and pungent.

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test for sulfur dioxide

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turns acidified potassium manganate (VII) from purple to colourless.
gas evolved is colourless and pungent.

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test for water vapour

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turns dry cobalt (II) chloride paper from blue to pink.
gas evolved is colourless and odourless.

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use what to test for cations?

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aqueous sodium hydroxide and aqueous ammonia

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9
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observations when ammonium is tested for cations?

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ammonia is produced on warming (naoh)

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observations when calcium is tested for cations?

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white ppt (naoh, insoluble in excess)
no ppt (nh3)

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observations when copper (II) is tested for cations? *

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light blue ppt, insoluble in excess (naoh)
light blue ppt, soluble in excess and turns into a dark blue solution
(nh3)

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observations when iron (II) is tested for cations? *

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green ppt, insoluble in excess
(naoh & nh3)

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13
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observations when iron (III) is tested for cations?

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reddish-brown ppt, insoluble in excess
(naoh & nh3)

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observations when lead (II) is tested for cations?

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white ppt, soluble in excess turning into a colourless solution
(naoh)
white ppt, insoluble in excess
(nh3)

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observations when zinc is tested for cations?

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white ppt, soluble in excess turning into a colourless solution
(naoh & nh3)

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16
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describe test for chloride ions

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add dilute nitric acid, then silver nitrate (AgNO3).
white ppt of silver chloride is formed.

17
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describe test for iodide ions

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add dilute nitric acid, then silver nitrate (AgNO3).
yellow ppt of silver iodide is formed.

18
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describe test for sulfate ions

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add dilute nitric acid, then barium chloride/nitrate.
white ppt of barium sulfate is formed.

19
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describe test for carbonate ions

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add dilute hydrochloric acid and effervescence is produced.
carbonate reacts with acid to produce salt, h2o, co2.
test for co2: limewater

20
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describe test for nitrate ions

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add dilute sodium hydroxide, then a piece of aluminium foil. warm mixture and test for gas evolved.
test for ammonia: litmus paper red > blue

21
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how to differentiate between lead (II) and aluminium?

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add aqueous potassium iodide.
yellow ppt > lead (II) iodide

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