qualitative analysis Flashcards

1
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naoh + zn

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white ppt. dissolves in excess naoh

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2
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naoh + al

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white ppt. dissolves in excess naoh

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3
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naoh + pb

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white ppt. dissolves in excess naoh

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4
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naoh + ca

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white ppt. insoluble in excess naoh

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5
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naoh + cu

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light blue ppt. insoluble in excess naoh

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6
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naoh + fe(2+)

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green ppt. insoluble in excess naoh

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7
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naoh + fe(3+)

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reddish-brown ppt. insoluble in excess naoh

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8
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naoh + nh4

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no ppt formed. on heating, colourless and pungent gas produced turns moist red litmus paper blue. gas is ammonia.

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9
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nh3 + zn

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white ppt. dissolves in excess nh3

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10
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nh3 + al

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white ppt. insoluble in excess nh3

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11
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nh3 + pb

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white ppt. insoluble in excess nh3

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12
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nh3 + ca

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no ppt formed

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13
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nh3 + cu

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light blue ppt. dissolves in excess nh3

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14
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nh3 + fe(2+)

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green ppt. insoluble in excess nh3

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15
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nh3 + fe(3+)

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reddish-brown ppt. insoluble in excess nh3

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16
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colour of CuO

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black

17
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colour of Cu

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reddish brown

18
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test for SO4

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aq. BaCl2 + dilute HCl / aq. Ba(NO3)2 + dilute HNO3 –> white ppt. insoluble in acid
aq. Pb(NO3)2 + dilute HNO3 –> white ppt. insoluble in acid

19
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test for CO3

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dilute acids: effercescne is observed. colourless and odourless gas evolved forms white ppt with limewater. gas is CO2

aq. BaCl2 + dilute HCl / aq. Ba(NO3)2 + dilute HNO3 –> white ppt. dissolves in acid to form colourless solution. effervescence is observed/ colourless and odourless gas produced forms a white ppt with limewater. gas is CO2
aq. AgNO3 and divide the precipitate into 2 separate portions. add dilute HNO3 and add aq. NH3 –> white ppt turns pale yellow on standing. ppt dissolves in dilute acid to form a colorless solution. effervescene is observed. colourless and odourless gas produced forms white ppt with aqueous calcium hydroxide. gas is CO2