Chemistry Unit Three - Chemical Analysis

This cross word allows you to revise the results of forming precipitates, flame tests and testing for negative ions in a fun way.

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Which positive ion forms a blue precipitate when sodium hydroxide is added?
Copper
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What colour precipitate does iron (II) form what sodium hydroxide is added?
Green
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What colour precipitate does iron (III) form what sodium hydroxide is added?
Reddish-brown
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What colour precipitate do magnesium, calcium and aluminium form what sodium hydroxide is added?
White
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Which positive ion's precipitate is soluble in excess sodium hydroxide?
Aluminium
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You use a flame test to determine which precipitate is magnesium and which is calcium. What colour would the flame turn if it was calcium?
Red
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What colour does a flame go if lithium is added during a flame test?
Crimson
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What colour does a flame go if sodium is added during a flame test?
Yellow
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What colour does a flame go if potassium is added during a flame test?
Lilac
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What colour does a flame go if barium is added during a flame test?
Green
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When testing for carbonates (negative ions) what dilute solution do you add?
Acid
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Which gas is produced which tells you if a carbonate ion (a negative ion) is present in a compound?
Carbon dioxide
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If carbonate ions (negative ions) are present what colour precipitate is formed?
White
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What solution do you add when testing for halide ions (negative ions)?
Silver nitrate
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When testing for halide ions (negative ions) which type of ion forms a white precipitate if present?
Silver chloride
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When testing for halide ions (negative ions) if silver bromide is present what colour precipitate will form?
Cream
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When testing for halide ions (negative ions) if silver iodide is present what colour precipitate will form?
Yellow
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When testing for sulphate ions (negative ions) what type of acid must be used?
Hydrochloric
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Once the acid had been added when testing for sulphate ions (negative ions) what must be added next?
Barium chloride
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What colour precipitate is formed if sulphate ions (negative ions) are present?
White
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Card 2

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What colour precipitate does iron (II) form what sodium hydroxide is added?

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Green

Card 3

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What colour precipitate does iron (III) form what sodium hydroxide is added?

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Card 4

Front

What colour precipitate do magnesium, calcium and aluminium form what sodium hydroxide is added?

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Card 5

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Which positive ion's precipitate is soluble in excess sodium hydroxide?

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