Tests for Ions and Gases Flashcards

1
Q

What is the name for a negative ion?

A

anion

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2
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What are the three types of anions tested for?

A
  • carbonates
  • sulfates
  • halides
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3
Q

How to test for carbonate

A
  • add HCl/nitric acid to solid
  • should produce bubbles in the cold
  • test for carbon dioxide with limewater - should turn milky
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4
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How to test for sulfates

A
  • add HCl acid to aqueous solution of solid
  • add barium chloride solution
  • produces WHITE precipitate
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5
Q

How to test for halides

A
  • add nitric acid to aqueous solution of solid
  • add silver nitrate solution
  • chloride: white precipitate
  • bromide: cream precipitate
  • iodide: yellow precipitate
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6
Q

What is the name for a positive ion?

A

cation

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7
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What are the two types of tests for anions?

A
  • flame tests

- precipitates

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8
Q

How to carry out a flame test

A
  • clean nichrome or platinum wire by dipping it in HCl acid and then roaring bunsen flame
  • repeat until wire does not give colour in flame
  • dip it again in fresh HCl acid
  • dip in solid and hold in flame
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9
Q

Colours:

  • sodium
  • lithium
  • potassium
  • calcium
A
  • orange/yellow
  • red
  • lilac
  • brick red
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10
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What is a precipitate?

A

insoluble solid formed from a reaction taking place in aqueous solution

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11
Q

How to form precipitate of metal hydroxide

A
  • add NaOH solution to aqueous solution of metal salt
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12
Q

colours of precipitate:

  • copper
  • Fe 2+
  • Fe 3+
A
  • blue
  • green
  • brown
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13
Q

How to test for ammonia

A
  • add Na OH solution to solution of solid and warm mixture
  • should release pungent-smelling gas
  • turns damp red litmus paper blue
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14
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How to test for chlorine

A
  • bleaches litmus paper

- turns starch-iodide paper blue

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15
Q

How to test for carbon dioxide

A
  • turns limewater milky
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16
Q

How to test for hydrogen

A

makes squeaky pop

17
Q

How to test for oxygen

A

relights glowing splint