Qualitative Analysis Flashcards

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Fe2+ + H2SO4 + KMnO4

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Purple KMnO4 is decolourised.
MnO4- + 8H+ + 5Fe2+ –> Mn2+ + 5Fe3+ + 4H2O
Fe2+ oxidised, MnO4- reduced

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Fe3+ and KI

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Turns from orange(Fe3+) to brown.
2Fe3+ + 2I- –> 2Fe2+ + I2
Fe2+ ions very pale green so masked by formation of iodine.

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Potassium dichromate, H2SO4, and zinc granules

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Effervescence and solution turns from orange to green (in the presence of excess zinc this can then turn blue).
Cr2O7- + 14H+ + 3Zn –> 2Cr3+ + 7H2O + 3Zn2+
Cr2O72- reduced, Zn oxidised.

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Copper sulfate and KI solution

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Blue solution becomes a brown suspension and a white precipitate settles at the bottom of the test tube.
2Cu2+ + 4I- –> 2CuI + I2(s)
I- oxidised, Cu2+ reduced. White precipitate forms from Cu+ ions with I- ions forming copper(I) iodide

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Cr3+ solution, NaOH, H2O2, and warm

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Green solution initially forms a grey-green precipitate on addition of NaOH. This redissolves in excess NaOH to form a dark green solution. This turns yellow when H2O2 is added.

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Copper (I) oxide + H2SO4 and warm

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Colourless solution and a brown solid becomes a blue solution with a red-brown solid.

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Cr3+ with 3-4 drops of NaOH and with excess NaOH

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Dark green/blue solution goes to a grey-green precipitate. (3-4 drops)
Precipitate dissolves and a dark green solution. (excess)

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Fe2+ with 3-4 drops of NaOH and with excess NaOH

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Pale green solution goes to a pale green solution with a green precipitate. (3-4)
Dark green precipitate (excess)

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Fe3+ with 3-4 drops of NaOH and with excess NaOH

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Yellow solution goes to a brown precipitate in orange solution (3-4)
Orange precipitate in dark green solution (excess)

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Cu2+ with 3-4 drops of NaOH and with excess NaOH

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Blue solution goes to a blue solution with blue precipitate (3-4)
Blue solution with blue precipitate (excess)

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Cr3+ with 3-4 drops of NH3 and with excess NH3

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Dark green/blue solution goes to a grey-green ppt in a dark green solution. (3-4)
Cloudy dark green solution (excess)

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Fe2+ with 3-4 drops of NH3 and with excess NH3

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Pale green solution goes to pale yellow solution (3-4)
Dark green solution (excess)

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Fe3+ with 3-4 drops of NH3 and with excess NH3

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Yellow solution goes to orange solution (3-4)
Dark green solution with orange ppt (excess)

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Cu2+ with 3-4 drops of NH3 and with excess NH3

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Blue solution goes to blue solution with white precipitate (3-4)
Dark blue solution (excess)

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Fe3+ with conc. HCl and then water

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Yellow solution goes to bright yellow solution (HCl)
Returns to yellow solution (water)

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Cu2+ with conc. HCl and then water

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Blue solution goes to bright green solution (HCl)
Returns to blue solution (water)

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Test for ammonium ions

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Add NaOH solution, warm and test gas with damp pink litmus paper. Positive - litmus paper turn blue
NH4+ + OH- –> NH3+ + H2O

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Test for carbonate ions (CO32-)

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Add acid, eg. HNO3. Positive - bubbles of gas produced and turns limewater cloudy when bubbled through.
CO32- + 2H+ –> CO2 + H2O

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Test for chloride ions

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Add dilute nitric acid and silver nitrate solution - then add dilute NH3 followed by conc. NH3. Positive - white precipitate formed and redissolves after addition of dilute NH3.
Ag+ + Cl- –> AgCl

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Test for bromide ions

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Add dilute nitric acid and silver nitrate solution - then add dilute NH3 followed by conc. NH3.
Positive - cream ppt formed and redissolves in concentrated NH3.
Ag+ + Br- –> AgBr

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Test for iodide ions

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Add dilute nitric acid and silver nitrate solution - then add dilute NH3 followed by conc. NH3.
Positive - yellow ppt formed didn’t redissolve in either dilute or concentrated NH3.
Ag+ + I- –> AgI

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Test for sulfate ions (SO42-)

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Add nitric acid and barium nitrate solution. Positive - no change after adding acid, white ppt forms after adding barium ions.
Ba2+ + SO42- –> BaSO4