To test for hydrogen, insert a lighted splint into a test tube filled with the gas (hydrogen) and listen out for a squeaky pop. If this occurs, the test is successful.
1 of 5
Testing for Oxygen
To test for Oxygen, place a glowing splint (NOT LIGHTED) - the same as hydrogen - and look to see if the splint relights. If it does, you have successfully tested for oxygen.
2 of 5
Testing for Carbon Dioxide
To test for Carbon Dioxide, add limewater to it in a beaker and observe. See if the solution turns white or cloudy.
3 of 5
Testing for acids
To test for an acid, add universal indicator to it in a beaker and see if the solution turns red/ orange.
4 of 5
Testing for Alkalines
Finally, testing for alkalines is very similar to testing for acids. Add universal indicator to it in a beaker and see if the solution turns blue/ purple.
Comments
Report
Report
Report