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What is the test for hydrogen?

Bring a lit splint to the gas

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What is the positive result for hydrogen?

Squeaky pop

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What is the test for oxygen?

Insert a glowing splint

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What is the positive result for oxygen?

Glowing splint relights

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What is the test for carbon dioxide?

Bubble through limewater

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What is the positive result for carbon dioxide?

Limewater turns milky

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What is the test for chlorine?

Expose damp blue litmus paper

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What is the positive result for chlorine?

Litmus paper bleached white

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What is the test for ammonia?

Expose damp red litmus paper

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What is the positive result for ammonia?

Litmus paper turns blue

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What is the test for water vapour?

Add to anhydrous copper sulfate

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What is the positive result for water vapour?

White copper sulfate turns blue

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What colour flame does lithium produce?

Crimson

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What colour flame does sodium produce?

Yellow

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What colour flame does potassium produce?

Lilac

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What colour flame does calcium produce?

Orange-red

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What colour flame does copper produce?

Green

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What colour flame does barium produce?

Apple green

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What happens to aluminium ions with NaOH?

White precipitate dissolves in excess

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What happens to calcium ions with NaOH?

White precipitate insoluble in excess

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What happens to magnesium ions with NaOH?

White precipitate insoluble in excess

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What happens to copper ions with NaOH?

Blue precipitate insoluble in excess

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What happens to iron(II) ions with NaOH?

Green precipitate insoluble in excess

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What happens to iron(III) ions with NaOH?

Brown precipitate insoluble in excess

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What happens to zinc ions with NaOH?

White precipitate dissolves in excess

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How do you test for chloride ions?

Add dilute nitric acid then silver nitrate

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What is a positive test for chloride ions?

White precipitate

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How do you test for bromide ions?

Add dilute nitric acid then silver nitrate

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What is a positive test for bromide ions?

Cream precipitate

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How do you test for iodide ions?

Add dilute nitric acid then silver nitrate

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What is a positive test for iodide ions?

Yellow precipitate

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How do you test for sulfate ions?

Add dilute hydrochloric acid then barium chloride

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What is a positive test for sulfate ions?

White precipitate

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How do you test for nitrate ions?

Add NaOH and aluminium powder then warm

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What is a positive test for nitrate ions?

Ammonia gas given off

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How do you test for carbonate ions?

Add dilute acid

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What is a positive test for carbonate ions?

Carbon dioxide given off

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What is filtration used for?

Separating an insoluble solid from a liquid

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What is residue?

The solid left on the filter paper

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What is filtrate?

The liquid that passes through

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What is crystallisation used for?

Recovering a soluble solid from a solution

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What is simple distillation used for?

Separating a solvent from a solution

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What is fractional distillation used for?

Separating miscible liquids with different boiling points

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What is paper chromatography used for?

Separating dissolved substances

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What is the stationary phase in chromatography?

Paper

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What is the mobile phase in chromatography?

Solvent

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What is the formula for Rf?

Distance moved by spot ÷ distance moved by solvent

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What does Rf value always equal?

Between 0 and 1

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What is the rate of reaction?

Amount of reactant used or product formed per unit time

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How is rate of reaction measured?

Change in amount over time

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What happens to the graph as reactants are used up?

Curve flattens

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What is the gradient of a rate graph?

Rate at that point

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What is the formula for mean rate?

Change in y ÷ change in x

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What does collision theory explain?

How reactions happen

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How does concentration affect rate?

More particles means more collisions

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How does pressure affect rate?

Particles closer together collide more

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How does surface area affect rate?

More exposed particles means more collisions

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How does temperature affect rate?

Particles move faster and collide more

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What does a catalyst do?

Speeds up a reaction without being used up

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How does a catalyst work?

Provides a lower activation energy pathway

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What happens to activation energy with a catalyst?

It decreases