testing for anions Flashcards

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how do we test for carbonates

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you first add dilute HCL and take any gas that is produced and run it through some lime water.

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what does a positive test for carbonates look like

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lime water turns into a cloudy color which means carbonates are present

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how do we test for sulfates

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we first add dilute HCL then we add our Barium chloride

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why is it good to remove carbonates and sulfite ions with HCL in the Sulfate test

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because they could also react with the barium to form a white precipitate which could confuse the results

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what is a positive test result for Sulfates test

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if sulfates are present we will end up with a white precipitate

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how do we test for Halides

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we first add dilute nitric acid, then we add silver nitrate

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what are the three elements used in the Halides test

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Chloride, Bromide, Iodide

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what color precipitate does chloride give you when it reacts with silver nitrate and dilute nitric acid

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White precipitate

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what color precipitate does Bromide give you when it reacts with silver nitrate dilute nitric acid

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Cream precipitate

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what color precipitate does Iodide give you when it reacts with silver nitrate dilute nitric acid

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Yellow precipitate

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