Qualatative analysis Flashcards

1
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What is the carbonate test?

A

add dilute nitric acid
if bubbles form - carbonate could be present
bubble with limewater to confirm presence

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What is the sulfate test?

A

add equal volume of aq barium chloride
colourless —> white precipitate

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3
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How do you test for a halide?

A

add silver nitrate

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4
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How do you test for ammonium ion?

A

warm with dilute sodium hydroxide and test for gas given off with damp red litmus paper

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5
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What is the + result for testing for ammonium ions? and why?

A

red litmus paper turns blue
NH3 + H2O —> NH4OH
alkaline produced

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6
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What is the false positive test with BaCL2 and testing for sultfates?

A

BaCO3 also produces a white precipitate

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7
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What is the false positive result of a halide test using AgNO3?

A

Ag2CO3 and Ag2SO4 also produce white precipitates so not AgCl

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8
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What order should you carry out the tests for anions?

A

carbonate test (HNO3) > sulfate test (BaCl2) > halide test (AgNO3)

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