Testing (paper2) Flashcards

1
Q

What are flame tests used for

A

To identify metal ions

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2
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How to carry out a flame test

A

Light a Bunsen burner and open to the blue flame, pick up a small sample of the substance being tested on a wire loop and hold in the flame to see a colour change

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3
Q

What is the wire loop cleaned in before testing

A

Hydrochloric acid

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4
Q

What metal is used for the wire loop

A

Platinum as it is unreactive and has a high melting point

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5
Q

What is a cheaper option of platinum

A

Nichrome

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6
Q

Learn the metal ion table

A

Learn the metal ion table

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7
Q

Using scientific instruments to identify metals can improve…

A

Sensitivity, accuracy and speed.

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8
Q

What does a flame photometer do

A

Measures the light intensity of the flame colours produced

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9
Q

Different metal ions produce different what

A

Emission spectra,

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10
Q

What does sodium hydroxide react with to make a precipitate

A

Metal ions

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11
Q

What is this used for

A

Decontaminating rivers and identifying metal ions

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12
Q

What is a confirmatory test used for

A

To identify ammonia or other substances to make sure that it is correct

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13
Q

What do halogens produce

A

Halide ions

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