Thursday, January 28, 2016
LC Chemistry Anion Tests
Test for Chlorides:
Add silver nitrate solution to sample.
Forms a white ppt. which dissolves in ammonia.
Test for Carbonates and Hydrogencarbonates:
Add HCl, forms a white ppt.
To distinguish between Carbonates and Hydrogencarbonates: add Magnesium sulfate solution which forms a white ppt. in the case of the carbonate but not in the case of the hydrogencarbonate.
Test for Sulfates and Sulfites:
Add Barium sulfate solution which forms a white ppt. in each case.
Add HCl, the Barium sulfate will remain but the Barium sulfite will dissolve.
Test for Nitrates:
Add acidified Iron (II) sulfate solution and conc. Sulfuric acid down the side of the tt.
Forms a brown ring at the junction between the two layers.
Test for Phosphates:
Add ammonium molybdate solution and nitric acid.
Heat to less than 40C.
Forms a yellow ppt. which dissolves in ammonia.
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