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17 Cards in this Set
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Carbonate |
Test: add dilute acid Result: effervescence. CO2 produced |
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Chloride |
Test: acidity with nitric acid then add aqueous silver nitrate Result: white precipitate |
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Iodine |
Test: acidity with dilute nitric acid then add aqueous lead nitrate Result: yellow precipitate |
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Nitrate |
Test: Add aqueous sodium hydroxide than add aluminum foil and heat gently Result: ammonia is produced |
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Sulphate (in solution) |
Test: acidity then add barium nitrate Results: white precipitate |
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Aluminum reacted with 1. Aqueous Sodium hydroxide 2. Aqueous Ammonia |
Sodium hydroxide: gives a white ppt. Soluble in excess gives a colorless solution
Ammonia: white ppt. Insoluble in excess |
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Ammonium Reacted with: 1. Aqueous Sodium hydroxide |
Ammonia produced on warming |
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Calcium reacted with: 1. Aqueous Sodium hydroxide 2. Aqueous Ammonia |
Sodium hydroxide: white ppt. Insoluble in excess.
Ammonia: no ppt or slight white ppt |
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Copper reacted with: 1. Aqueous Sodium hydroxide 2. Aqueous Ammonia |
Sodium hydroxide: light blue ppt. Insoluble in excess
Ammonia: light ppt. Soluble in excess giving dark blue solution |
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Iron(II) reacts with: 1. Aqueous Sodium hydroxide 2. Aqueous Ammonia |
Both: green ppt . Insoluble in excess |
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Iron (III) reacted with: 1. Aqueous Sodium hydroxide 2. Aqueous Ammonia |
Both: red/brown ppt. Insoluble in excess |
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Zinc reacted with: 1. Aqueous Sodium hydroxide 2. Aqueous Ammonia |
Both: white ppt . Soluble in excess giving colorless solution |
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Test for ammonia |
Turn damp red litmus paper blue |
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Test for Carbon dioxide |
Turns limewater milky |
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Test for Chlorine |
Bleaches damp litmus paper |
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Test for hydrogen |
"Pops" with a lighted splint |
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Test for Oxygen |
Relights a glowing splint |
