GCSE Chemistry – Separate Chemistry II – 1 – Exam Style Questions with Answers

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Compounds are tested to see if they contain chloride, bromide or iodide ions.
Figure 5 shows a flow chart of this test.
Give the name of the apparatus that should be used to add a few drops of silver nitrate
solution to the test tube.

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A student carried out some tests on copper sulfate.
A solution of the copper sulfate was tested in a flame photometer.
Give an advantage of using a flame photometer, rather than a flame test, to test for
copper ions.

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Figure 18 shows the results of the flame tests on three compounds, P, Q and R.
Use Figure 18 to identify the metal ions in compounds P, Q and R
P ...........................................................
Q ...........................................................
R ...........................................................

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The test for chloride ions was carried out on a solution.
Dilute nitric acid was added to the solution, followed by a few drops of silver nitrate solution.
A white precipitate formed.
Why is it necessary to add dilute nitric acid in this test?

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Qualitative tests are used to identify ions in compounds.
Instrumental methods are often used for analysis.
Give a reason why instrumental analysis may be better than other methods of analysis.

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A precipitate is produced when an alkaline solution is added to a solution containing some
metal ions.
Which of these is evidence of a precipitate being produced?

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Figure 3 shows two tests carried out on a white solid and the results of the tests.
State the name of the gas given off in test 2.

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A student carried out some tests on copper sulfate.
A flame test was carried out on some copper sulfate crystals.
What colour should be seen when the flame test is carried out on copper sulfate?

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A few drops of sodium hydroxide solution are added to a solution of iron(II) sulfate.
Iron(II) hydroxide is formed.
One other product is formed in this reaction.
What is the name of this other product?

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Figure 3 shows two tests carried out on a white solid and the results of the tests.
Which ion is shown to be present by the result of test 1?

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