2024-10-08T13:36:42+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>White precipitate</p>, <p>CO2+ Ca(OH)2--CaCO3+H2O</p>, <p>Ammonia </p>, <p>Odor </p>, <p>Blue </p>, <p>Blue </p>, <p>NH3 + H2O -- NH4+ +OH-</p>, <p>Sulfide ions </p>, <p>dark brown to black precipitate of lead sulfide</p>, <p>molybdate ions to produce a yellow precipitate</p>, <p>NaOH </p>, <p>1 mL 0.1 M Lead Acetate</p>, <p>Belstein test </p>, <p>CH4 + O2 -- CO + H2O</p>, <p>CH4 + O2 -- CO2 +H20</p>, <p>Co (NH3)2</p>, <p>Pb (OAc)2</p>, <p>Co(NH3)2 + NaOH -- Co(OH) + NH3</p>, <p>S2- + Pb (OAc)2 -- PbS + 2 CH3COO-</p>, <p>Green, Chlorine</p>, <p>Purple, Potassium</p>, <p>Green, Chlorine</p>, <p>Purple, Potassium</p>, <p>Solid melts into a clear liquid without decomposition</p>, <p>Black solids form (carbon) caramelizes and decomposes to carbon and water vapor</p>, <p>C12H22O11 + O2 -- CO2+H20+ Carbon residue </p>, <p>Conductor</p>, <p>Non-conductor</p>, <p>Conductor</p>, <p>Non-conductor</p>, <p>KCl and NaCL</p> flashcards
Chem lab 1

Chem lab 1

  • White precipitate

    Ca(OH)2 forms what after burning

  • CO2+ Ca(OH)2--CaCO3+H2O

    chemical reaction of Ca(OH)2

  • Ammonia

    The simplest test for nitrogen in organic compounds depends on the tendency of the compound to produce

  • Odor

    how to detect ammonia

  • Blue

    If ammonia is present, the red litmus paper will turn

  • Blue

    If ammonia is present, the blue litmus paper will turn

  • NH3 + H2O -- NH4+ +OH-

    Complete reaction of nitrogen

  • Sulfide ions

    The test for sulfur depends on producing

  • dark brown to black precipitate of lead sulfide

    The sulfide ions are then reacted with lead ions to give a

  • molybdate ions to produce a yellow precipitate

    Phosphate can be identified by their complex reaction with the

  • NaOH

    added to the ammonia as a strong base

  • 1 mL 0.1 M Lead Acetate

    mixed to the white albumin

  • Belstein test

    test that was conducted to the copper wire

  • CH4 + O2 -- CO + H2O

    incomplete combustion

  • CH4 + O2 -- CO2 +H20

    complete combustion

  • Co (NH3)2

    urea chemical formula

  • Pb (OAc)2

    egg white chem formula

  • Co(NH3)2 + NaOH -- Co(OH) + NH3

    Urea reaction

  • S2- + Pb (OAc)2 -- PbS + 2 CH3COO-

    sulfide reaction

  • Green, Chlorine

    HCl color and presence of

  • Purple, Potassium

    Kl

  • Green, Chlorine

    CHCl3

  • Purple, Potassium

    KBr

  • Solid melts into a clear liquid without decomposition

    NaCl heating

  • Black solids form (carbon) caramelizes and decomposes to carbon and water vapor

    Sucrose heating

  • C12H22O11 + O2 -- CO2+H20+ Carbon residue

    Sucrose chemical reaction

  • Conductor

    NaCL solution conductivity

  • Non-conductor

    Benzene conductivity

  • Conductor

    KI conductivity

  • Non-conductor

    Sucrose condcutivity

  • KCl and NaCL

    sweat contains