Lesson Playlist: Tests for Anions Chemistry • Third Year of Secondary School
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07:08Identifying the Results of the Reaction between Solid Halide Salts and Sulfuric Acid
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02:41Identifying the Counterion of Sodium in a Salt Based on Chemical Tests
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02:34Identifying the Sodium Salt That Will Not Produce a Gas When Reacted with Dilute Aqueous HCl
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01:55Identifying the Gas Produced When Reacting Hydrochloric Acid and Sulfite Ions
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02:43Determining Which Anion Concentrated Sulfuric Acid Does Not Test For
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02:36Identifying the Gas Produced When a Solid Bicarbonate Salt Is Tested with Dilute Hydrochloric Acid
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02:17Identifying the Result of Adding Barium Chloride Solution to a Sodium Sulfate Solution
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03:33Recalling the Solution Used to Test the Gas Given Off by a Carbonate Anion Reacting with an Acid
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02:19Determining the Precipitate Color and the Identity of the Gas Formed When Sodium Thiosulfate Is Tested with Dilute Hydrochloric Acid
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03:00Identifying the Color Change When Nitrogen Monoxide Gas Is Passed through a Potassium Permanganate Solution
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02:37Identifying the Acidic Radical That Can Be Detected with the Lead(II) Acetate Test
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02:31Deriving the Net Ionic Equation for the Reaction between Barium Nitrate and a Metal Sulfate
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06:47Determining the Confirmatory Test For an Anion in an Unknown Salt
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03:17Identifying a Soluble Carbonate Salt
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03:45Determining Which Anions Can Be Detected Using Dilute Hydrochloric Acid
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02:52Identifying an Unknown Solution from the Reaction with a Sodium Sulfite Solution
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01:44Identifying the Observations of the Reaction between Hydrochloric Acid and Sodium Carbonate
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06:02Identifying Why Copper Filings Are Used in the Test for Nitrate Ions
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01:53Identifying the Salt That Produces Purple Fumes upon Addition of Sulfuric Acid
