Topic 4-inorganic chemistry Flashcards
Testing for barium carbonate with sulphuric acid
It will be seen as not valid as most carbonates produce gas but barium sulphate is an insoluble precipitate
Reactivity of group 1 and 2
Outer ELECTRON further away
Increased shielding
First ionisation energy decrease so reactivity increase
Thermal stability of group 1 and 2
Group 2 has more electrons (similar size due to same subshell)
Group 2 more likely to polarise
HCL and carbonate
-effervesence
2H++Co32-_____>Co2+H2O
Flame test
energy released as visible light
diff amount of energy released so colour is different
Ammonium and hydroxide
NH4+ + OH-____>NH3+H2O
Hydrated magnesium chloride heated
-Brown gas
-solid dissolves
-White solid forms
Chlorine content
-low cl-HCLO lower so not effective
-high-HCL high so strongly acidic
HCl
conduct electricity as covalent bond changes to ionic in aq solution
Ammonia and HCl equation
HCl + NH3-> NH4Cl
Obtaining solid from sample
-Cool
-filter off
-dry
Potassium bromide added to iodine
No reaction as iodine is a weaker oxidising agent