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Identify metal ions with flame tests and precipitates

9th grade (Year 10 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.HS-PS1-2, NGSS.SEP 3 · England: GCSE Chemistry: Chemical analysis (identification of ions)

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  1. Question 1

    A flame test gives a green flame. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. copper, Cu²⁺
    • B. calcium, Ca²⁺
    • C. lithium, Li⁺
    • D. potassium, K⁺
  2. Question 2

    Sodium hydroxide solution is added to a solution and a blue precipitate forms. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. copper(II), Cu²⁺
    • B. iron(II), Fe²⁺
    • C. iron(III), Fe³⁺
    • D. calcium, magnesium or aluminium ions
  3. Question 3

    Firework makers want a bright green colour. Which compounds should they add?

    • A. copper compounds
    • B. sodium compounds
    • C. potassium compounds
    • D. lithium compounds
  4. Question 4

    A flame test gives a yellow flame. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. copper, Cu²⁺
    • B. sodium, Na⁺
    • C. potassium, K⁺
    • D. calcium, Ca²⁺
  5. Question 5

    Sodium hydroxide solution is added to a solution and a green precipitate forms. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. copper(II), Cu²⁺
    • B. iron(II), Fe²⁺
    • C. iron(III), Fe³⁺
    • D. calcium, magnesium or aluminium ions
  6. Question 6

    What advantage does flame emission spectroscopy have over a flame test by eye?

    • A. It works only on gases
    • B. It is more sensitive and can measure the concentration of ions
    • C. It needs no flame
    • D. It is less accurate
  7. Question 7

    A flame test gives a crimson flame. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. copper, Cu²⁺
    • B. lithium, Li⁺
    • C. potassium, K⁺
    • D. sodium, Na⁺
  8. Question 8

    Sodium hydroxide solution is added to a solution and a brown precipitate forms. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. copper(II), Cu²⁺
    • B. iron(II), Fe²⁺
    • C. iron(III), Fe³⁺
    • D. calcium, magnesium or aluminium ions
  9. Question 9

    Firework makers want a bright green colour. Which compounds should they add?

    • A. copper compounds
    • B. lithium compounds
    • C. sodium compounds
    • D. potassium compounds
  10. Question 10

    A flame test gives a yellow flame. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. lithium, Li⁺
    • B. potassium, K⁺
    • C. calcium, Ca²⁺
    • D. sodium, Na⁺
  11. Question 11

    Sodium hydroxide solution is added to a solution and a blue precipitate forms. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. copper(II), Cu²⁺
    • B. iron(II), Fe²⁺
    • C. iron(III), Fe³⁺
    • D. calcium, magnesium or aluminium ions
  12. Question 12

    Firework makers want a bright green colour. Which compounds should they add?

    • A. copper compounds
    • B. sodium compounds
    • C. potassium compounds
    • D. lithium compounds
  13. Question 13

    A flame test gives a green flame. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. copper, Cu²⁺
    • B. potassium, K⁺
    • C. lithium, Li⁺
    • D. calcium, Ca²⁺
  14. Question 14

    Sodium hydroxide solution is added to a solution and a white precipitate forms. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. copper(II), Cu²⁺
    • B. iron(II), Fe²⁺
    • C. iron(III), Fe³⁺
    • D. calcium, magnesium or aluminium ions
  15. Question 15

    What advantage does flame emission spectroscopy have over a flame test by eye?

    • A. It is more sensitive and can measure the concentration of ions
    • B. It works only on gases
    • C. It needs no flame
    • D. It is less accurate
  16. Question 16

    A flame test gives a orange-red flame. Which metal ion is present?

    • A. lithium, Li⁺
    • B. calcium, Ca²⁺
    • C. sodium, Na⁺
    • D. potassium, K⁺

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  1. copper, Cu²⁺
  2. copper(II), Cu²⁺
  3. copper compounds
  4. sodium, Na⁺
  5. iron(II), Fe²⁺
  6. It is more sensitive and can measure the concentration of ions
  7. lithium, Li⁺
  8. iron(III), Fe³⁺
  9. copper compounds
  10. sodium, Na⁺
  11. copper(II), Cu²⁺
  12. copper compounds
  13. copper, Cu²⁺
  14. calcium, magnesium or aluminium ions
  15. It is more sensitive and can measure the concentration of ions
  16. calcium, Ca²⁺