Unknown Analysis Cations Flashcards
I get 1 test tube and added NaOH dropwise. If it turned blue, then it is ______
Cu2+
I get 1 test tube and added NaOH dropwise. If it turned orange, then it is ______
Fe3+
I get 1 test tube and added NaOH dropwise. If it turned white and did not dissolve upon adding excess, then it is ______
Ca2+
I get 1 test tube and added NaOH dropwise. If it turned white and dissolved upon adding excess, then it is ______
Zn2+
I get 1 test tube and added NaOH dropwise. If no visible reaction occurred, then it may be ____
NH4+
Testing for NH4+
Add fresh samples to test tube (5+)
Add NaOH (5+)
Cover with watch glass with litmus paper
NH4+ turns ___ litmus paper to ____
red; blue
I get 1 test tube and add excess NH3. If the solution turned deep blue dissolved, then it is ____
Cu2+
I get 1 test tube and add excess NH3. If the solution turned dark orange ppt, then it is ____
Fe3+
I get 1 test tube and add 1 drop NH3. If the solution has no visible reaction, then it may be ____ or _____
Ca2+
NH4+
I get 1 test tube and add excess NH3. If the solution turned cloudy white (dissolved), then it is ____
Zn2+
If I added 2 drops of KSCN to a candidate of Fe3+, it turns _____
blood red
If I added 2 drops of K3Fe(CN)6 to a candidate of Zn2+, then solutions turns ______
yellow ppt
If I added 2 drops of (NH4)2 C2O4 (Ammonium Oxalate) to a candidate of Ca2+, then it turns _______
white ppt
Fe3+ candidate: add _______
KSCN