Gas Tests Flashcards

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What is the test for hydrogen gas?

A

A squeaky popping sound indicates hydrogen is being produced

This occurs when a lit match is placed near the reaction vessel.

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What indicates the presence of oxygen gas?

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The glowing splint relights

This test involves placing a glowing splint into the opening of the reaction vessel.

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How can you test for carbon dioxide gas?

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If limewater turns milky white, carbon dioxide is being produced

This involves bubbling the gas through limewater.

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What is the positive result for the presence of water?

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Cobalt chloride paper turns from blue to pink

This test requires placing cobalt chloride paper into the entrance of the reaction vessel.

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What is the testing process for hydrogen gas?

A

Place a lit match near the reaction vessel

A squeaky popping sound confirms hydrogen production.

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What is the testing process for oxygen gas?

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Place a glowing splint into the opening of the reaction vessel

If the splint relights, oxygen is present.

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What is the testing process for carbon dioxide gas?

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Bubble the gas through limewater

A milky white color indicates carbon dioxide.

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What is the testing process for water?

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Place cobalt chloride paper into the entrance of the reaction vessel

A color change from blue to pink indicates water.

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