Halide Ions

Halide Ions Quiz

Spec 3.4.3 · Oxford AQA IGCSE Chemistry: Quiz

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  1. 1. What solution is added to test for halide ions?

    • A. Limewater
    • B. Silver nitrate solution
    • C. Barium chloride solution
    • D. Sodium hydroxide solution
  2. 2. What colour precipitate forms with chloride ions?

    • A. White
    • B. Cream
    • C. Yellow
    • D. Green
  3. 3. What colour precipitate forms with iodide ions?

    • A. White
    • B. Cream
    • C. Yellow
    • D. Blue
  4. 4. Why is dilute nitric acid added before silver nitrate in the halide test?

    • A. To speed up the reaction
    • B. To prevent other ions from causing a false-positive precipitate
    • C. To dissolve the halide ions
    • D. To change the colour of the precipitate
  5. 5. A student adds dilute nitric acid then silver nitrate to an unknown solution and observes a cream precipitate. Which halide ion is present?

    • A. Chloride
    • B. Bromide
    • C. Iodide
    • D. Fluoride

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