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What are the observations and the precipitate when NaOH and aqueous ammonia is added to a solution containing Ca²⁺ ions?

A

White ppt of Ca(OH)₂ with NaOH, insoluble in excess

No ppt with aqueous ammonia

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What are the observations and the precipitate when NaOH and aqueous ammonia is added to a solution containing Zn²⁺ ions?

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White ppt of Zn(OH)₂ soluble in excess NaOH and aqueous ammonia

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What are the observations and the precipitate when NaOH and aqueous ammonia is added to a solution containing Pb²⁺ ions?

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White ppt of Pb(OH)₂ insoluble in excess aqueous ammonia, soluble in excess NaOH to give colourless solution

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What are the observations and the precipitate when NaOH and aqueous ammonia is added to a solution containing Al³⁺ ions?

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white ppt of Al(OH)₃ insoluble in aqueous ammonia, soluble in excess NaOH to give a colourless solution

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What are the observations and the precipitate when NaOH and aqueous ammonia is added to a solution containing Cu²⁺ ions?

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light blue ppt of Cu(OH)₂ formed in both cases, insoluble in excess NaOH, soluble in excess aqueous ammonia to give a deep blue solution

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What are the observations and the precipitate when NaOH and aqueous ammonia is added separately to a solution containing Fe²⁺ ions and another containing Fe³⁺ ions?

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Fe²⁺: Green ppt of Fe(OH)₂ , insoluble in excess NaOH and aqueous ammonia

Fe³⁺: Reddish Brown ppt of Fe(OH)₃ , insoluble in excess NaOH and aqueous ammonia

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What are the observations when NaOH is added to a solution containing NH₄⁺ ions and warmed?

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Colourless gas that turns damp red litmus paper blue (ammonia) is evolved

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What is the test and observations for Hydrogen Gas?

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Use a lighted splint, extinguishes with a pop sound

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What is the test and observations for Oxygen Gas?

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Use a glowing splint, relights

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What is the test and observations for Carbon Dioxide Gas?

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Bubble through Calcium Hydroxide solution (Limewater), a white precipitate (Calcium Carbonate) is formed

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What is the test and observations for Chlorine Gas?

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Use a piece of damp blue litmus paper. It turns red (HCl) before bleaching.

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What is the test and observations for Sulfur Dioxide?

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Use a filter paper dipped in acidified Potassium manganate (VII), turns from purple to colourless

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What is the test and observations for Ammonia gas?

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Use a piece of damp red litmus paper. It turns Blue.

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What are the tests and observations for Water Vapour?

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Anhydrous Copper(II) Sulfate turns from white to blue.
Or: Dry Cobalt (II) Chloride paper turns from blue to pink
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What is the test and observations for the Nitrate Ion?

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Add aqueous NaOH and a piece of Al foil, heat. Gas evolved turns red litmus blue (Ammonia).

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What is the test and observations for the Carbonate Ion?

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Add any dilute acid. Effervescence of Colourless Gas is observed. Gas forms a white ppt (Calcium Carbonate) with Calcium Hydroxide solution (Limewater)

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What is the test and observations for the Chloride Ion?

A

Add dilute nitric acid, and then aqueous silver nitrate. White ppt of Silver Chloride is formed.

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What is the test and observations for the Iodide Ion?

A

Add dilute nitric acid, and then aqueous lead nitrate. A yellow ppt of Lead Iodide is formed

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What is the test and observations for the Sulfate Ion?

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Add dilute nitric acid, and then aqueous Barium nitrate. A white ppt of Barium Sulfate is formed.

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How does one distinguish between a solution containing Al³⁺ and Pb²⁺ ions since they both give the same observations with NaOH and aqueous ammonia?

A

Add aqueous potassium iodide KI. A yellow ppt of PbI₂ is formed with lead but no ppt is formed with Al³⁺

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