Testing and Recognising Ions Flashcards
Charge and symbol: Lithium
+1
Li+
Charge and symbol: sodium
+1
Na+
Charge and symbol: potassium
+1
K+
Charge and symbol: hydrogen
+1
H+
Charge and symbol: silver
+1
Ag+
Charge and symbol: ammonium
+1
NH4 +
Charge and symbol: calcium
+2
Ca 2+
Charge and symbol: magnesium
+2
Mg 2+
Charge and symbol: barium
+2
Ba 2+
Charge and symbol: copper(ii)
+2
Cu 2+
Charge and symbol: zinc
+2
Zn 2+
Charge and symbol: iron(ii)
+2
Fe 2+
Charge and symbol: lead (ii)
+2
Pb 2+
Charge and symbol: aluminium
+3
Al 3+
Charge and symbol: iron(ii)
+3
Fe 3+
Charge and symbol: fluoride
-1
F-
Charge and symbol: chloride
-1
Cl-
Charge and symbol: bromide
-1
Br-
Charge and symbol: iodide
-1
I-
Charge and symbol: hydroxide
-1
OH-
Charge and symbol: nitrate
-1
NO3-
Charge and symbol: oxide
-2
O 2-
Charge and symbol: sulphide
-2
S 2-
Charge and symbol: carbonate
-2
CO3 2-
Charge and symbol: sulphate
-2
SO4 2-
Charge and symbol: sulphite
-2
S 2-
Solid flame test: Lithium
scarlet red
Solid flame test: sodium
orange
Solid flame test: potassium
lilac
Solid flame test: calcium 2+
brick red
Solutions (addition of NaOH to solution): iron 2+
green
Solutions (addition of NaOH to solution): iron 3+
orange/brown
Solutions (addition of NaOH to solution): copper
blue
Solutions (addition of NaOH to solution): ammonium
no precipitate but ammonia smell
Halide test (addition of nitric acid and silver nitrate to solution): chloride
white pp
Halide test (addition of nitric acid and silver nitrate to solution): bromide
cream pp
Halide test (addition of nitric acid and silver nitrate to solution): iodide
yellow pp
sulphate test (addition of HCl and barium chloride to solution): sulphate
white pp
carbonate test (addition of HCl then bubble the gas through limewater): carbonate
effervescing (fizzing)
limewater goes cloudy
how to make and test for: oxygen
hydrogen peroxide and manganese oxide
relights a glowing splint
how to make and test for: carbon dioxide
hydrochloric/sulphuric acid and metal (calcium usually) carbonate
makes limewater go cloudy
how to make and test for: hydrogen
hydrochloric/sulphuric acid and metal more reactive than hydrogen
squeaky pop when lit splint is in presence of hydrogen
how to test for ammonia
damp red litmus paper turns blue
who to test for chlorine
damp litmus (any colour) gets bleached
colour in acid/neutral/alkali solution: litmus
stays red/turns red
stays colour
stays blue/turns blue
colour in acid/neutral/alkali solution: methyl orange
red
yellow
yellow
colour in acid/neutral/alkali solution: phenolphthalein
colourless
colourless
pink