GCSE AQA Unit 3
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Flame test for lithium ion | Crimson-red
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Flame test for sodium ion | Yellow-orange
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Flame test for potassium ion | Lilac
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Flame test for calcium ion | Brick-red
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Flame test for barium ion | Green
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Sodium hydroxide precipitate test for calcium | White
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Sodium hydroxide precipitate test for copper | Blue
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Sodium hydroxide precipitate test for iron(II) | Sludgy green
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Sodium hydroxide precipitate test for iron(III) | Reddish brown
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Sodium hydroxide precipitate test for aluminium | White then redissolves to form a colourless solution
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Sodium hydroxide precipitate test for magnesium | White
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Ammonium compound and sodiuum hydroxide | Red litmus paper turns blue in the presence of ammonia
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Testing for carbonates | Add an acid and carbon dioxide is present which can be tested by bubbling the gas through limewater which should turn cloudy
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Copper carbonate changes colour from what to what when it decomposes? | From green to black
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Zinc carbonate changes colour from what to what when it decomposes? | From white to yellow, but when it cools down it turns back to white
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Test for sulfates | Dilute hydrochloric acid folowed by barium chloride
A white precipitate of barium sulfate should form if sulfate present
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Test for halides | Dilute nitric acid followed by silver nitrate solution
Chloride gives white precipitate
Bromide gives cream precipitate
Iodide gives yellow precipitate
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Test for nitrates | Aluminium powder and a few drops of sodium hydroxide
If nitrate present, it will be reduced to ammonia
Ammonia turns red litmus paper blue
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Acid + Metal carbonate gives what? | Salt + Water + Carbon dioxide
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Acid + Alkali gives what? | Salt + Water
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Acid + Metal oxide gives what? | Salt + Water
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Acid + Metal hydroxide gives what? | Salt + Water
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