Test Tube Reactions Flashcards

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Describe the test for alkenes

A

Test: shake with bromine water
Result: colour change from orange to clear

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describe the test for halo alkanes

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test:

  • add NaOH(aq) and heat - to substitute the halide ion
  • acidify with nitric acid
  • add sliver nitrate and precipitates should form
  • add dilute ammonia
  • then add concentrated ammonia

results:

  • AgCl forms white ppt
  • AgBr forms cream ppt
  • AgI forms yellow ppt
  • AgCl white ppt dissolves in dilute ammonia
  • AgBr cream ppt dissolves in concentrated ammonia
  • AgI is insoluble in ammonia
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describe the test for primary and secondary alcohols

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test: add acidified potassium dichromate
results: colour change from orange to green

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4
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describe the test for aldehydes

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test : add Fehling’s solution / Tollens reagent
results: Fehling’s- colour change from blue to brick red ppt
Tollens- silver mirror forms

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5
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describe the test for carboxylic acid

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test: add NaCO3.
result: efferverscence

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describe how you would test for the presence of H2 gas

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test: apply a lit splinter
result: squeaky ‘pop’ sound

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describe how you would test for the presence of CO2 gas

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test: bubble through lime water
result: solution should turn cloudy

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describe how you would test for the presence of O2 gas

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test: apply a glowing splinter
result: splinter should relight

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9
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describe how you would test for the presence of SO4^2- ions

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test: add BaCl2
result: white ppt forms

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10
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describe how you would test for the presence of CO3^2- ions

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test: add any acid
result: effervescence

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