Identifying Ions (AQA A-Level Chemistry): Quizzes

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What is observed when excess NaOH is added to Ba2+Ba²⁺ ions?

Colourless solution

What happens when excess H2SO4H₂SO₄ is added to Mg2+Mg²⁺ ions?

Colourless solution forms

What colour change occurs when testing for NH4+NH₄⁺ ions with damp red litmus paper?

Turns blue

What observation confirms the presence of carbonate ions when CO2CO₂ is produced?

Limewater turns cloudy

What fumes are observed when concentrated H2SO4H₂SO₄ is added to solid KBr?

Orange fumes

Which reagents are used to test for sulfate ions in aqueous solution?

BaCl2BaCl₂ and dilute HCl

What happens to the white precipitate from KCl and AgNO3AgNO₃ when dilute ammonia is added?

Dissolves to colourless solution

What colour precipitate forms when AgNO3AgNO₃ is added to KI solution?

Yellow precipitate

What is observed when excess H2SO4H₂SO₄ is added to Sr2+Sr²⁺ ions?

White precipitate remains

What is observed when excess NaOH is added to Ca2+Ca²⁺ ions?

Slight white precipitate

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