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Solubility of salts

Ammonium sodium potassium salts are soluble
Sulphates are all soluble except barium and lead
All chlorides are soluble except silver lead and calcium
All nitrates are soluble
All carbonates are insoluble except >first row<

Test for Anions

Test for halides they r acidified with nitric acid then we add silver(||)nitrate
Results
Chloride: white ppt
Iodide: yellow ppt
Bromide: cream ppt

Test for nitrate ions add aluminum foil and heat
Result: ammonia produced

Test for sulphate ions add barium nitrate ( remember that all these test ppt test are salts so just remember the soluble and insoluble salts)
Result: white ppt ( barium sulfate is formed which is insoluble)

Test for cations

All tests are with NaOH and aq ammonia

Copper(||):
NaOH:blue ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: blue ppt giving a dark blue solution in excess (soluble)

Zinc
NaOH: white ppt soluble in excess
Aq ammonia: same

Aluminum
NaOH: withe ppt soluble in excess
Aq ammonia: white ppt insoluble in excess

Iron(||)
NaOH: green ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: same

Iron(|||)
NaOH:red-brown ppt insoluble In excess
Aq ammonia: same

Ammonium
NaOH: +heat ammonia produced
Aq ammonia: nothing visible

Calcium
NaOH: white ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: nothing visible


Tests for gases

Oxygen:
Test: <glowing> splint
Result: relights

Hydrogen
Test: <lighted> splint
Result: pop sound

Carbon dioxide
Test: lime water
Result: turns milky

Ammonia
Test: <damp> litmus paper
Result: turns blue ( alkali)

Chlorine
Test: <damp> litmus paper
Result: bleached


Test for Alkene's
Test: bromine water
Result: becomes colorless (its usually brown)

Test for water
Physical test
Test: boiling/freezing point
Result: 100/0

Chemical test
Test: anhydrous cobalt chloride
Result: color changes from blue to pink
Test: anhydrous copper(||)sulfate
Result color changes from white to blue





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Solubility of salts

Ammonium sodium potassium salts are soluble
Sulphates are all soluble except barium and lead
All chlorides are soluble except silver lead and calcium
All nitrates are soluble
All carbonates are insoluble except >first row<

Test for Anions

Test for halides they r acidified with nitric acid then we add silver(||)nitrate
Results
Chloride: white ppt
Iodide: yellow ppt
Bromide: cream ppt

Test for nitrate ions add aluminum foil and heat
Result: ammonia produced

Test for sulphate ions add barium nitrate ( remember that all these test ppt test are salts so just remember the soluble and insoluble salts)
Result: white ppt ( barium sulfate is formed which is insoluble)

Test for cations

All tests are with NaOH and aq ammonia

Copper(||):
NaOH:blue ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: blue ppt giving a dark blue solution in excess (soluble)

Zinc
NaOH: white ppt soluble in excess
Aq ammonia: same

Aluminum
NaOH: withe ppt soluble in excess
Aq ammonia: white ppt insoluble in excess

Iron(||)
NaOH: green ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: same

Iron(|||)
NaOH:red-brown ppt insoluble In excess
Aq ammonia: same

Ammonium
NaOH: +heat ammonia produced
Aq ammonia: nothing visible

Calcium
NaOH: white ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: nothing visible


Tests for gases

Oxygen:
Test: <glowing> splint
Result: delights

Hydrogen
Test: <lighted> splint
Result: pop sound

Carbon dioxide
Test: lime water
Result: turns milky

Ammonia
Test: <damp> litmus paper
Result: turns blue ( alkali)

Chlorine
Test: <damp> litmus paper
Result: bleached


Test for Alkene's
Test: bromine water
Result: becomes colorless (its usually brown)

Test for water
Physical test
Test: boiling/freezing point
Result: 100/0

Chemical test
Test: anhydrous cobalt chloride
Result: color changes from blue to pink
Test: anhydrous copper(||)sulfate
Result color changes from white to blue





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All chlorides are soluble except silver lead and calcium
All nitrates are soluble
All carbonates are insoluble except >first row<

Test for Anions

Test for halides they r acidified with nitric acid then we add silver(||)nitrate
Results
Chloride: white ppt
Iodide: yellow ppt
Bromide: cream ppt

Test for nitrate ions add aluminum foil and heat
Result: ammonia produced

Test for sulphate ions add barium nitrate ( remember that all these test ppt test are salts so just remember the soluble and insoluble salts)
Result: white ppt ( barium sulfate is formed which is insoluble)

Test for cations

All tests are with NaOH and aq ammonia

Copper(||):
NaOH:blue ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: blue ppt giving a dark blue solution in excess (soluble)

Zinc
NaOH: white ppt soluble in excess
Aq ammonia: same

Aluminum
NaOH: withe ppt soluble in excess
Aq ammonia: white ppt insoluble in excess

Iron(||)
NaOH: green ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: same

Iron(|||)
NaOH:red-brown ppt insoluble In excess
Aq ammonia: same

Ammonium
NaOH: +heat ammonia produced
Aq ammonia: nothing visible

Calcium
NaOH: white ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: nothing visible


Tests for gases

Oxygen:
Test: <glowing> splint
Result: relights

Hydrogen
Test: <lighted> splint
Result: pop sound

Carbon dioxide
Test: lime water
Result: turns milky

Ammonia
Test: <damp> litmus paper
Result: turns blue ( alkali)

Chlorine
Test: <damp> litmus paper
Result: bleached


Test for Alkene's
Test: bromine water
Result: becomes colorless (its usually brown)

Test for water
Physical test
Test: boiling/freezing point
Result: 100/0

Chemical test
Test: anhydrous cobalt chloride
Result: color changes from blue to pink
Test: anhydrous copper(||)sulfate
Result color changes from white to blue





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Solubility of salts

Ammonium sodium potassium salts are soluble
Sulphates are all soluble except barium and lead
All chlorides are soluble except silver lead and calcium
All nitrates are soluble
All carbonates are insoluble except >first row<

Test for Anions

Test for halides they r acidified with nitric acid then we add silver(||)nitrate
Results
Chloride: white ppt
Iodide: yellow ppt
Bromide: cream ppt

Test for nitrate ions add aluminum foil and heat
Result: ammonia produced

Test for sulphate ions add barium nitrate ( remember that all these test ppt test are salts so just remember the soluble and insoluble salts)
Result: white ppt ( barium sulfate is formed which is insoluble)

Test for cations

All tests are with NaOH and aq ammonia

Copper(||):
NaOH:blue ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: blue ppt giving a dark blue solution in excess (soluble)

Zinc
NaOH: white ppt soluble in excess

Aq ammonia: same

Aluminum
NaOH: withe ppt soluble in excess
Aq ammonia: white ppt insoluble in excess

Iron(||)
NaOH: green ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: same

Iron(|||)
NaOH:red-brown ppt insoluble In excess
Aq ammonia: same

Ammonium
NaOH: +heat ammonia produced
Aq ammonia: nothing visible


Calcium
NaOH: white ppt insoluble in excess
Aq ammonia: nothing visible


Tests for gases

Oxygen:
Test: <glowing> splint
Result: relights

Hydrogen
Test: <lighted> splint
Result: pop sound

Carbon dioxide
Test: lime water

Result: turns milky

Ammonia
Test: <damp> litmus paper
Result: turns blue ( alkali)

Chlorine
Test: <damp> litmus paper
Result: bleached


Test for Alkene's
Test: bromine water
Result: becomes colorless (its usually brown)

Test for water
Physical test
Test: boiling/freezing point

Result: 100/0

Chemical test
Test: anhydrous cobalt chloride
Result: color changes from blue to pink
Test: anhydrous copper(||)sulfate
Result color changes from white to blue





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