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Water Flashcards

0
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Detailing amount of substance in a chemical

A

Quantitative analysis

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1
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Detailing the kind of substance in a sample

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Qualitative analysis

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2
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Negative ion

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Anions

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3
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Positive ion

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Cation

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4
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Calcium flame colour

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Brick red

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5
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Sodium flame colour

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Yellow

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6
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Potassium flame colour

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Lilac

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7
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Copper flame colour

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Green/blue

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8
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Identifying ions with precipitation

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Add naoh
Because many metal hydroxides are insoluble
Precipitation occurs
Precipitate formed identifies ion

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9
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Precipitate from NaOH and aluminium

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White

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10
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Precipitate from NaOH and calcium

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White

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11
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Precipitate from NaOH and copper

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Pale blue

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12
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Precipitate from NaOH and iron (II)

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Green

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13
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Precipitate from NaOH and iron (III)

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Brown (rust)

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14
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Distinguishing calcium and aluminium

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Excess NaOH
Aluminium redissolves to form Colourless solution
Calcium unchanged

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15
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Precipitate from water testing will always be

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Solid hydroxide of the cation

16
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Identifying chloride in water

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Mix with silver nitrate acidified with dilute nitric acid

Silver halide precipitate will be white

17
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Identify bromide in water

A

Mix with silver nitrate acidified with dilute nitric acid

Silver halide precipitate will be cream

18
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Identify iodide in water

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Mix with silver nitrate acidified with dilute nitric acid

Silver halide precipitate will be yellow

19
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Ionic equation

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Ions written separately

Shows that they’re unchanged

20
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Detecting ammonium ions

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Warming unknown substance with NaOH solution

If present, smelly alkali gas given off

21
Q

Detect ammonia

A

Smell

Turns damp red litmus paper blue

22
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Reason for sodium floride in water

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Reduce tooth decay

23
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Risk of aluminium ions

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Linked to Alzheimer’s and digestive damage

24
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What makes water hard

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Calcium and magnesium ions

25
Q

Hard to wash with hard water ,why how

A

Hard to lather
Calcium and magnesium ions combine with soap
Make insoluble precipitate scum on surface

26
Q

Formation of lime scale

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Calcium and magnesium decompose to form lime scale

27
Q

Temporary hardness

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Water that can be heated to remove compounds

28
Q

Removing hardness

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Ion exchange column
Filled with heads of resin (polymer)
+vly charged Ca or Mg switches with +vly charged sodium ions
That are weekly attached to resin

29
Q

Cleaning on exchange column

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Concentrated sodium chloride solution (brine) pass through

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