9.2 experiment Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
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acid + metal →

A

salt + hydrogen

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2
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acid + insoluble base →

A

salt + water

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3
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acid + insoluble carbonate →

A

salt + water + carbon dioxide

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4
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alkali + ammonium salt →

A

salt + ammonia gas + water

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5
Q

observations and how to test for carbon dioxide

A

effervescence observed when solution _ was added into solution _
carbon dioxide gas caused white ppt to form when bubbled through a delivery tube to limewater

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6
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observations and how to test for hydrogen gas

A

effervescence observed when solution _ was added into solution _
gas produced extinguishes a lighted splint with a ‘pop’ sound

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7
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observations and how to test for ammonia gas

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when the solution was heat, the gas produced turned red litmus paper blue

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8
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when is a lighted splint used to test for a gas

A

when the reaction is between an acid and metal

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9
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when do you use moist red litmus paper

A

to test for ammonia gas when reaction takes place between a base and ammonium

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10
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when do you

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11
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when do you use limewater

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to test for carbon dioxide when reaction takes place between acid and carbonate

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