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ammonia
ammonium chloride
ammonium sulfide
what does the solution contain where the Group III are precipitated
True
TRUE OR FALSE
Group III A and B contain five metallic sulfides altogether whose solubility products are too large to permit them to precipitate in Group II
Ferric Ion (Fe++)
What cation of group III formed a deep red solution
Deep red solution
What happens if you put KCNS solution in a precipitate with 3F HCL and 10D D. H2O
concentrated NH4OH (ammonium hydroxide)
what reagent will be used to make the precipitation of Group III cations distinctly alkaline
aluminate
zincate
chromate
what are the water-soluble anions produced by excess Na2O2 (sodium peroxide) and KOH in group IIIA
False
There are only 2 hydroxides in Group II
TRUE OR FALSE
there are three hydroxides in Group II whose solubility products are smaller than the solubility products of their corresponding sulfides
KCNS solution (Potassium thiocyanate)
What confirmatory reagent is used for checking the presence of Ferric Ion
1F NH4NO3
what is the precipitating reagent for centrifugate 1 Group IIIA cations
Aluminum hydroxide
what does the precipitate 2 may contain in the analysis of group IIIA
Aluminon
3F NH3 (hindi ako sure kung kasama ito)
what confirmatory reagent is used for checking the presence of aluminum ion
Red color solution
what happens if you add aluminon to an acidic solution with Al+++ ions
Red colored “lake” (red precipitate)
what happens if you add aluminon to a solution made alkaline
red precipitate
what is the precipitate in precipitate 2 confirming the presence of aluminum ion
aluminum ion (Al+++)
what is the cation when a red precipitate is formed in group IIIA
PbSO4 solution
what is the confirmatory reagent used in the formation of a yellow precipitate in group IIIa
PbSO4 solution
what is the confirmatory reagent used to check the presence of chromium ion
Chromium ion (Cr++)
what does the yellow precipitate in group IIIA indicates
Hydrogen peroxide
The addition of ____________ to an acid solution of a chromate produces a blue coloration due to the formation of CrO5
CrO5 (perchromate)
this compound unstable, decomposing rapidly with the evolution of oxygen, accompanied by fading of the color blue
aluminum
chromium
iron
cobalt
nickel
zinc
manganese
what are the seven cations of group III
iron
cobalt
nickel
hydrated manganese dioxides
what hydroxides does the precipitate contain in procedure 2 group III
sodium bismuthate
what oxidizes the manganous ion when it is added to a cold solution of manganous ions containing dilute hydrochloric acid
sodium bismuthate
what reagent is used to check the presence of manganous ion
reddish-purple color in supernatant liquid
what would be the indication that the manganous ion is present
sodium bismuthate
what is the confirmatory reagent used in the first portion of analyzing group IIIB cations
manganese ion (Mn++)
what ion is to be analyzed in the first portion of analyzing group IIIB cations
manganese ion (Mn++)
what ion indicates reddish-purple color of supernatant liquid
thioacetamide solution
3F HAc (hindi ko ulit sure kung tama)
what is the confirmatory reagent used to check the presence of zinc ion
white / milky precipitate
what is the precipitate indicating the presence of the zinc ion
zinc ion (Zn++)
what ion does white precipitate indicate in analyzing group IIIB cation
True
TRUE OR FALSE
an intense blue-colored complex is formed with ammonium thiocyanate at the interface of the two liquids Co(CNS)4
False
the precipitate may darken because of the presence of small amount ferrous and cobaltous ions which precipitate as FeS and CoS or lead ions which may escape from Group II
TRUE OR FALSE
In the test for zinc ions, after adding the thioacetamide solution, the precipitate will remain white because of the presence of ferrous and cobaltous ions
KNO3 solution
3F HAc (hindi ulit ako sure kung kasama yan)
what is the confirmatory reagent used in analyzing the third portion in group IIIB and produced a yellow precipitate
cobalt ion (Co++)
what cation of group IIIB is present when a yellow precipitate is formed
yellow precipitate
what is the precipitate of the third portion indicating the presence of cobalt ion
Ammonium thiocyanate
what produces an intense blue-colored complex at the interface of the two liquids Co(CNS)4
Dimethylglyoxime
it is an organic compound that reacts with Ni+++ producing a red precipitate.
solid NaF
3F NH3
dimethylglyoxime
what are the reagents used in the test for nickel ion
C4H8O2N2
what is the chemical formula for dimethylglyoxime
red precipitate
what precipitate indicates the presence of nickel ion
Nickel ion (Ni++)
what ion is present in the formation of red precipitate in the fourth portion
Nickel ion (Ni++)
what ion indicates red precipitate when dimethylglyoxime is added
Calcium oxalate
Calcium fluoride
In the separation of group I anion into two, what 2 anions are insoluble in dilute acetic acid.
sulfite
arsenite
arsenate
phosphate
what are the anions of the group I are considered soluble to dilute acetic acid
True
TRUE OR FALSE
the soluble subgroup of group I anions must be tested immediately because it may oxidize into sulfate and arsenate by atmospheric oxygen
3F HCl
H2O
KClO3
what are the reagents used in the test for carbonate ion
vigorous effervescence
what the visible reaction indicating the presence of carbonate ion
carbonates and hydroxides of heavy metal ions
after centrifuging the solution in procedure 2 in the analysis of group I anions, what does the precipitate contain that it is supposed to be discarded?
anions in the form of soluble sodium salts
after centrifuging the solution in procedure 2 in the analysis of group I anions, what does the centrifuge contain to be analyzed in procedure 3
1.5 F Na2CO3
what reagent is used in the procedure 2 analysis of group I anions that forms soluble sodium salts
2F Ca(Ac)2
what is the precipitating reagent used in the procedure 3
Groupings II-V
after centrifuging the solution in procedure 3, what does the centrifugate contain reserved for procedure 7
insoluble calcium salts of carbonate, sulfite, arsenite, arsenate, phosphate, oxalate, or fluoride ions
after centrifuging the solution in procedure 3, what does the residue remain
3F HAc
what reagent is used to separate group I anions into two subgroups
sulfite
arsenite
arsenate
phosphate
what group I anions contain in centrifugate in procedure 4
CaC2O4
CaF2
what group I anions contain in the residue in procedure 4
sulfite
white precipitate (group ia anions)
concentrated HCl
Ba(Ac)2
H2O2
what reagent is used to check the presence of sulfite ion
H2O2
what confirmatory reagent is used to clear the centrifugate in the first portion (group ia anion)
arsenite
phosphate
yellow precipitate (group ia anion)
thioacetamide
what confirmatory reagent is used to check the presence of arsenite ion, producing a yellow precipitate
KI crystals (potassium iodide?)
what confirmatory reagent is used to produce a brown solution indicating the presence of arsenate ions
arsenate ions
what anion is present if the solution turns brown
pink colored layer
adding CCl4 to an unknown solution produces what visible result
arsenate ion
what anions is present if there is a pink colored layer in an unknown solution after adding CCl4
concentrated HNO3
solid tartaric acid
ammonium molybdate solution
what are the reagent used for the test of phosphate ion
phosphate ion
what ion indicates the formation of yellow precipitate in the test for group I anions
yellow precipitate
what would be formed after adding ammonium molybdate solution to the fourth portion of group ia anion
Disappearance of pink color
after adding 0.01F KMnO4 solution, what should be observed indicating the presence of oxalate ions
0.01F KMnO4 solution
what confirmatory reagent is used to check the presence of oxalate ions
Etching of glass
what should be observed indicating the presence of fluoride ion
False
concentrated h2so4 was used
True or False
1.5F H2SO4 will be dropped upon dry residue on the watch glass and continue to heat over water bath for 5 minute
chlorides that are relatively insoluble in dilute acids
what does group 1 cations composed of?
GROUP II-V
what does the centrifugate contain when it was removed in precipitating group I cations
PbCl2
AgCl
Hg2Cl2
GROUP 1 CATIONS:
white precipitate obtained in procedure 1 may be ____, _____, and _____
Lead (Pb++)
GROUP 1 CATIONS
centrifugate 1 may contain what ion
1F K2CrO4 (Potassium chromate)
GROUP 1 CATIONS
what is the reagent used to precipitate it yellow and confirm the presence of Lead ion
AgCl
Hg2Cl2
GROUP 1 CATIONS
what ions might be present in the residue 1
Mercurous Ion
GROUP 1 CATIONS
blackening of the residue indicates the presence of what ion?
Silver ion
GROUP 1 CATIONS
white presence confirms the presence of what ion?
white
GROUP 1 CATIONS
what is the color of the precipitate that confirms the presence of silver ion
3F HNO3
GROUP 1 CATIONS
what is the precipitating reagent used to confirm the presence of silver ion
white or gray
GROUP 1 CATIONS
what color of precipitate confirms the presence of mercurous ion
SnCl2
GROUP 1 CATIONS
what is the precipitating reagent used to confirm the presence of mercurous ion
True
TRUE OR FALSE
the separation of a group of cations is determined by the relative solubility
False
TRUE OR FALSE
the chlorides of group 1 cations are soluble
GROUP II Cations
this group 2 is composed of eight cations which precipitate as sulfides from a solution of 0.3 F in respect to hydronium ions