Qualitative analysis Flashcards

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How can you test for carbonate ions

A

Add strong acid to the sample
Collect the gas and pass it through lime water

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2
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What observations are seen for a positive test for carbonate ions

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Fizzing
Limewater turns cloudy

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3
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How can you test for sulphate ions

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Add dilute hydrochloric acid and barium chloride to the sample

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4
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What are the observations for a positive sulphate test

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White precipitate of barium sulphate is produced

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5
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What do you use to test for halide ions

A

Dilute nitric acid and silver nitrate

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6
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Why do you add nitric acid to test for halides

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To remove the carbonate ions

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7
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Write the result and equation for chloride ions

A

White precipitate forms

Ag+ + Cl- —> AgCl

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Write the result and equation for bromide ions

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Cream precipitate forms
Ag+ + Br- —> AgBr

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Write the result and equation for iodide ions

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Yellow precipitate forms
Ag+ + I- —> AgI

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10
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How can you test for ammonium ions

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Add sodium hydroxide to sample and warm it
Test the gas produced with red litmus paper

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What are the observations for positive ammonium ions test

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Red litmus paper turns blue
Ammonia has a strong smell

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