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Gray/Black ppt
Hg2(NO3)2 + HNO3 + Cl- = Hg2Cl2 to Hg0
Gray/Black ppt
Hg2(NO3)2 + HNO3 + CN- = Hg2(CN)2 to Hg0
Blood red solution
FeCl3 + SCN- = Fe(SCN)2+
Prussian Blue
FeCl3 + Fe(CN)64- = Fe4[Fe(CN)6]3
Turnbull’s Blue
Fe(CN)63-+ FeSO4 = Fe3[Fe(CN)6]2
brown vapor with brown or orange layer
Br- + KMnO4, H2SO4, CH3Cl = Br2
violet vapor with violet or purple layer
I- + KMnO4, H2SO4, CH3Cl = I2
Violet vapor and dark blue
I- + CH3COOH, NaNO2, starch solution = I2
colorless gas with rotten egg odor
S2- + conc. H2SO4 = H2S↑
black ppt
S2- + Pb(CH3COO)2 = PbS
colorless gas
NO2- + Urea in HCl = N2, CO2↑
brown ring at the junction of 2 liquids
NO2- + FeSO4 + CH3COOH = FeNOSO4, [Fe(NO)]+2
vinegar odor
CH3COO- + conc. H2SO4 = CH3COOH
fruity odor
CH3COO- + C2H5OH = CH3COOC2H5
brown solution
CH3COO- + FeCl3 = Fe(CH3COO)3
reddish brown ppt
CH3COO- + FeCl3 + boiling = CH3COO(OH)2Fe
colorless gas with garlic odor
SO32- + 6M H2SO4 = SO2↑
Acidic; blue to red
SO32- + 6M H2SO4 + blue litmus paper
Violet color of KMnO4 decolorized
SO32- + KMnO4 + H2SO4 = H2S2O6
green bordered flame
BO33- + H2SO4, CH3OH = (CH3)3BO3
brownish red, greenish black
BO33- + Turmeric paper
red to blue violet
BO33- + H2SO4 + Carminic acid
white ppt
C2O4-2 + CaCl2 = CaC2O4
insoluble
C2O4-2 + CH3COOH = —
white ppt
CO32- + Ca(OH)2 = CaCO3
no ppt
HCO3- + Ca(OH)2 = —
effervescence
CO32- + H2SO4 = CO2↑
Dark pink/Red
CO32- + H2SO4 + Phenolphthalein
Light Pink
HCO3- + H2SO4 + Phenolphthalein
Silver Mirror
Tollen’s test: C4H4O62- + AgNO3 + NH4OH + heat = Ag0
Silver Mirror
Tollen’s Test: C6H5O73- + AgNO3 + NH4OH + heat = Ag0
Emerald Green
Denigen’s Test: C4H4O62-
Carmine Red
Denigen’s Test: C6H5O73-
white crystalline ppt
PO43- + NH4Cl.NH4OH + Magnesia Mixture = MgNH4PO4
white crystalline ppt
AsO43- + NH4Cl.NH4OH + Magnesia Mixture = MgNH4AsO4
no ppt
AsO33- + NH4Cl.NH4OH + Magnesia Mixture = —
yellow crystalline ppt
PO43- + HNO3 + (NH4)2MoO4 = (NH4)3PO4 . 12MoO3
yellow crystalline ppt
AsO43- + HNO3 = (NH4)2MoO4 = (NH4)3AsO4 . 12MoO3
no ppt
AsO33- + HNO3 + (NH4)2MoO4 = —
yellow ppt
CrO42- + Pb(CH3COO)2 = PbCrO4
yellow solution
CrO42- + Pb(CH3COO)2 + NaOH = Na2PbO2
blue ethereal layer
Perchromic acid/ Vanishing blue test: CrO42- + H2SO4 + Na2O2 + Ether = CrO5 or H7CrO10
colorless gas garlic odor + yellow ppt
S2O3²- + 6M H2SO4 = SO2↑ & S
KMnO4, decolorized
S2O3²- + KMnO4 + H2SO4 = Zn dust (RA)
Red
NO3- + Zn dust + Sulfanilic acid + Naphthylamine = NO2-
brown ring at the interface
NO3- + FeSO4 + conc. H2SO4 = FeNOSO4, [Fe(NO)]+2
white ppt
ClO3- + AgNO3 + KNO2 = AgCl
white ppt
SO4-2 + Pb(CH3COO)2 = PbSO4
soluble
SO4-2 + Pb(CH3COO)2 + CH3COONH4 (hot) = Pb(CH3COO)2
white etch
F- + Etch Test (Glass) = SiF4
1M AgNO3, 1M BaCl2, 6M HNO3
precipitating agents of anions
a. ppt forms (insoluble), b. no ppt forms
What happens when you add this to Group 1 anions: a. 1M AgNO3 and 6M HNO3 b. 1M BaCl2 and 6M HNO3
Group 1
Chlorine — Cl^-
Group 1
Bromine — Br^-
Group 1
Iodine — I^-
Group 1
Cyanide — CN^-
Group 1
Thiocyanate — SCN^-
Group 1
Ferrocyanide — Fe(CN)6^4-
Group 1
Ferricyanide — Fe(CN)6^3-
a. ppt forms (soluble), b. no ppt forms
What happens when you add this to Group 2 anions: a. 1M AgNO3 and 6M HNO3 b. 1M BaCl2 and 6M HNO3
Group 2
Sulfide — S^2-
Group 2
Nitrite — NO2^-
Group 2
Acetate — CH3COO^- or C2H3O2^-
a. white ppt forms (soluble), b. ppt forms (soluble)
What happens when you add this to Group 3 anions: a. 1M AgNO3 and 6M HNO3 b. 1M BaCl2 and 6M HNO3
Group 3
Sulfite — SO3^2-
Group 3
Carbonate — CO3^2-
Group 3
Bicarbonate — HCO3^-
Group 3
Borate — BO3^3-
Group 3
Oxalate — C2O4^2-
Group 3
Tartrate — C4H4O6^2-
Group 3
Citrate — C6H5O7^3-
a. colored ppt forms (soluble), b. ppt forms (soluble)
What happens when you add this to Group 4 anions: a. 1M AgNO3 and 6M HNO3 b. 1M BaCl2 and 6M HNO3
Group 4
Phosphate — PO4^3-
Group 4
Arsenite — AsO3^-
Group 4
Arsenate — AsO4^-
Group 4
Thiosulfate — S2O3^2-
Group 4
Chromate — CrO4^2-
a. no ppt b. no ppt
What happens when you add this to Group 5 anions: a. 1M AgNO3 and 6M HNO3 b. 1M BaCl2 and 6M HNO3
Group 5
Nitrate — NO3^-
Group 5
Chlorate — ClO3^-
a. no ppt formed, b. ppt forms (insoluble)
What happens when you add this to Group 6 anions: a. 1M AgNO3 and 6M HNO3 b. 1M BaCl2 and 6M HNO3
Group 6
Sulfate — SO4^2-
Group 6
Fluorine — F^-
white curdy ppt
Cl^- + 1M AgNO3 = AgCl
light yellow/cream ppt
Br^- + 1M AgNO3 = AgBr
canary yellow ppt
I^- + 1M AgNO3 = AgI
white ppt
CN^- + 1M AgNO3 = AgCN
white ppt
SCN^- + 1M AgNO3 = AgSCN
white ppt
Fe(CN)6^4- + 1M AgNO3 = Ag4[Fe(CN)6]
orange ppt
Fe(CN)6^3- + 1M AgNO3 = Ag3Fe(CN)6
black ppt
S^2- + 1M AgNO3 = Ag2S
white ppt
NO^2- + 1M AgNO3 = AgNO2
white crystalline ppt
CH3COO^- + 1M AgNO3 = AgCH3COO
white ppt
SO3^2- + 1M AgNO3 = Ag2SO3
white ppt
BO3^3- + 1M AgNO3 = Ag2BO3 to Ag2O
white ppt
CO3^- + 1M AgNO3 = Ag2CO3
white ppt
C2O4^2- + 1M AgNO3 = Ag2C2O4
white ppt
C4H4O6^2- + AgNO3 = Ag2C4H4O6
white ppt
C6H5O7^3- + 1M AgNO3 = Ag3C6H5O7
white ppt
SO3^2- + 1M BaCl = BaSO3