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CHEM0805010
Which of the nitrate salts below will form a metal oxide when heated strongly?
CHEM0805020
Which of the following salts will produce an acidic gas when heated?
CHEM0805030
Salt X is light green in colour. When heated strongly, a brownish gas which has pungent smell is released. The residue from the heating is also brown in colour. Salt S is probably
CHEM0805040
Salt Y released a colourless gas when heated strongly. The residue produced is yellow when hot and white when cold. Which of the following is likely to be Y?
CHEM0805050
Which of the following reagent can be used to test the presence of chloride ions in hydrochloric acid?
CHEM0805060
Dilute nitric acid is added into a brownish solution Z. There are no changes occur. Silver nitrate solution is then added. A white precipitate formed. Solution Z might be
CHEM0805070
Solution Y contain more than 1 anion. The figure above shows a test done on solution Y. The anion in solution Y is
CHEM0805080
Which of the following will give a colourless solution as the only product when reacting with hydrochloric acid?
CHEM0805090
When gas X is directed through lead(II) nitrate solution, white precipitate is formed. Gas X may be
CHEM0805100
A white precipitate formed when some aqueous ammonia is added to zinc chloride solution. Which of the following can be observed if the aqueous ammonia is added in excess?