C3.4 Further Analyse and Quantitive 0.0 / 5 ? ChemistryAnalysing substancesGCSEAQA Created by: Fiona SCreated on: 10-04-15 11:58 How do we test for iron(II) sulphate? Iron(II) Sulphate + Sodium Hydroxide. Should form a Green percipitate. 1 of 12 How do we test for lithium chloride? Flame test. Should produce a Bright Red flame. 2 of 12 How do we test for copper(II) nitrate? Copper(II) Nitrate + Sodium Hydroxide. Should form a Light Blue precipitate. 3 of 12 How do we test for aluminium sulphate? Aluminium Sulphate + Sodium Hydroxide. Should form a White precipitate. It dissolves in excess Sodium Hydroxide 4 of 12 How do we test for calcium chloride? Flame test. Should produce a Brick Red flame 5 of 12 How do we test for potassium chloride? Flame test. Should produce a Purple/Lilac flame 6 of 12 How do we test for sodium chloride? Flame test. Should produce a Yellow flame 7 of 12 How do we test for iron(III) chloride? Iron(III) Chloride + Sodium Hydroxide. Should form a Brown precipitate. 8 of 12 How do we test for calcium chloride? Calcium Chloride + Sodium Hydroxide. Should form a White precipitate. 9 of 12 How do we test for barium chloride solution(toxic)? Flame test. Should produce a Green flame. 10 of 12 How do we test for magnesium sulphate? Magnesium Sulphate + Sodium Hydroxide. Form a White precipitate. 11 of 12 If there is a mixture of Sodium and Potassium what will we see? An orange flame because the Sodium masks the potassium 12 of 12
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