2(a) Test Observation Inference Add dilute HNO₃ and filter Effervescence observed. Colourless gas evolved which turns lime water milky. CO₂ evolved. Carbonate present. 2(b)(i) Test Observation Inference Add NaOH(aq) dropwise and in excess Light blue precipitate formed, insoluble in excess. Cu²⁺ present. 2(b)(ii) Test Observation Inference Add NH₃(aq) dropwise and in excess Light blue precipitate formed which dissolves in excess to give deep blue solution. Cu²⁺ present. 2(c) Observation: Brown solution obtained after addition of iodine solution. Inference: Starch present. Verified Chemistry Practical Questions 👇🏿
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2(a) Add dilute and filter:
- Observation: Effervescence observed. Colourless gas evolved which turns limewater milky.
- Inference: evolved. Carbonate present.
- Verification: ✅ Correct. The reaction of a carbonate with an acid produces carbon dioxide gas, which turns limewater milky.
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2(b)(i) Add dropwise and in excess:
- Observation: Light blue precipitate formed, insoluble in excess.
- Inference: present.
- Verification: ✅ Correct. Copper(II) ions form a light blue precipitate of copper(II) hydroxide with , which is insoluble in excess .
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2(b)(ii) Add dropwise and in excess:
- Observation: Light blue precipitate formed which dissolves in excess to give deep blue solution.
- Inference: present.
- Verification: ✅ Correct. Copper(II) ions form a light blue precipitate of copper(II) hydroxide with , which then dissolves in excess to form a deep blue solution of the tetraamminecopper(II) complex ion.
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2(c) Observation: Brown solution obtained after addition of iodine solution. Inference: Starch present.
- Verification: ❌ Incorrect.
- Observation: A brown solution obtained after the addition of iodine solution means that the iodine solution's original color (brown/yellow) persists.
- Correct Inference: Starch is absent. If starch were present, the solution would turn blue-black.
- Verification: ❌ Incorrect.
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