Reactions of halides and silver nitrate

Reactions of halides and silver nitrate Quiz

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  1. 1. Which halide gives only steamy fumes with concentrated sulfuric acid?

    • A. Sodium iodide
    • B. Sodium bromide
    • C. Sodium chloride
    • D. They all give other products
  2. 2. Which product is formed with iodide and concentrated sulfuric acid but not with bromide?

    • A. Sulfur dioxide
    • B. Hydrogen sulfide
    • C. Hydrogen halide
    • D. Halogen
  3. 3. A cream precipitate forms with AgNO₃(aq). It will dissolve in:

    • A. Dilute ammonia
    • B. Concentrated ammonia only
    • C. Neither dilute nor concentrated ammonia
    • D. Nitric acid
  4. 4. Why is the halide solution acidified with nitric acid before adding silver nitrate?

    • A. To oxidise the halide
    • B. To make silver nitrate soluble
    • C. To make the precipitate dissolve
    • D. To remove carbonate ions
  5. 5. What forms when hydrogen chloride gas meets ammonia gas?

    • A. A colourless solution
    • B. A yellow precipitate
    • C. White smoke of ammonium chloride
    • D. Chlorine gas

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