Chem 4.2 Test for Negative ions

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How can we identify carbonates?
Adding dilute acid which produces carbon dioxide gas. This gas will turn lime water cloudy
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How can we identify halides?
Adding nitric acid then silver nitrate solution. This produces a precipitate of silver halide
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State what colour precipitate is formed by each halide: Chlorine
White
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Bromide
Cream
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Iodide
Pale yellow
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How do we identify sulphates?
Adding hydrochloric acid, then barium chloride solution will create a white precipitate of barium sulphate
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How can we identify halides?

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Adding nitric acid then silver nitrate solution. This produces a precipitate of silver halide

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State what colour precipitate is formed by each halide: Chlorine

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Bromide

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Iodide

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