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Test for ions Flashcards

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1
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How do you test for Magnesium ions?

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excess NaOH - White ppt

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Ca2+

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excess NaOH - Slight white ppt

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3
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Ba2+

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excess sulfuric acid - white ppt

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Write the equation for the test for Mg2+. Ca2+. Ba2+

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5
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NH4+

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Warm with NaOH and test gas with damp red litmus - turns blue

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Write the equation for the test for NH4+

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7
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Ag+

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Sodium chloride - white precipitate

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Write the half equation for the test for Ag+

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9
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H+

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Soluble carbonate or hydrogencarbonate - effervescence

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10
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Write the equation for the test for H+

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11
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CO32-

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hydrochloric acid = effervescent

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12
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What is the equation for the test for carbonate ions

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13
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OH-

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MgCl2 - white ppt OR NH4Cl and warm - test gas with damp red litmus - turns blue

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14
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What is the equation for the test of OH-

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15
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What is the reaction between halide ions and silver nitrates used for?

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to discover which halide ion is present

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16
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Describe how to carry out the reaction of halide ions with silver nitrate and how to carry out the subsequent tests used to distinguish them further

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make the test solution by adding nitric acid to the sample and then adding silver nitrate solution dropwise

Subsequent tests: add some dilute ammonia solution dropwise until it is excess. After add concentrated ammonia solution dropwise until it is excess

17
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Describe the results seen when halide ions react with silver nitrate

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Fluorides produce no precipitate

Chlorides produce a white precipitate

Bromides produce cream precipitate

Iodides produce a pale yellow precipitate

18
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What is the test for sulfate ions?

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adding barium chloride acidified with hydrochloric acid/ nitric acid to a solution containing sulfate ions, then a white precipitate of barium sulfate is formed

19
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Describe the results seen when halide ions react with dilute ammonia and concentrated ammonia

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Florine= nothing

Chlorine = white precipitate dissolves, goes clear (soluble) in both

Bromide= insoluble in one, cream precipitate dissolves in concentrated ammonia (goes clear)

Iodine= insoluble in both

20
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Write the ionic equation for the test for sulfate ions

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21
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Write the ionic equation for when there are carbonates present during a test for sulfates

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2H+ CO32- → H2O +CO2

NSFC Chemistry AQA A level Y13 (40 decks)

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