GCSE Science Chemistry (9-1) - Tests for Gases

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Guy: so when you light the hydrogen gas, it should make a popping sound. *Deaf people: Am i a joke to you?*

[@zni1925]

Those who cannot hear well, can put a glass slide above the splint and will observe droplets of water made.

[@zni1925]

If your hearing is impaired, you can put a glass slide over the splint and you will see water droplets made. You can test the water droplets with cobalt chloride paper , which will turn pink.

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1, Hydrogen: "Pop" sound when taking a flaming splint (matchstick) near the reaction vessel. 2, Oxygen: A "glowing" splint put near the mouth of the reaction vessel, then it will turn out flaming again. 3, Carbon dioxide: Test with lime water, a positive result is turning out a milky solution. 4, Ammonia: Turns red litmus paper to blue. 5, Chlorine: Turns blue litmus paper to red then bleach

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[@ScienceRevisionChannel]

Awesome! Pleased it helped. 😃

[@patriciahugman5285]

nice clear video - great summary pages for each test. Just one correction - at 2'28" you say that marble chip is calcium chloride, when it is calcium carbonate.

[@multitalented8484]

Thanks, I got confused too

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Nice one!

[@alliemobara8549]

You are using calcium carbonate (not calcium chloride) to prepare carbon dioxide

[@ScienceRevisionChannel]

Well spotted! I didnt realise I had said that. I will find a way to add that in.

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Yes that’s right- well spotted!

[@kimvale5787]

Fantastic and so useful during lockdown - thank you. I really like the replacement of the tiny electrolysis equipment that we have - you could still collect the gases in upturned ignition tubes. Brilliant, thank you again

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very well explained and very helpful thank you

[@8448-h6r]

Brilliant video but please correct the name of the calcium compound used for CO2 - obviously just a slip. Great video though

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The explaination video.u explained it better than my teacher❤

[@SueMahmoud-bb2ry]

I got a question when he was testing for co2 gas he said that marble chips are calcium chloride. How’s that? I think marble chips are calcium carbonate not calcium chloride. Isn’t that correct?

[@ScienceRevisionChannel]

It’s calcium carbonate

[@suchithrarohit6080]

Marble is not Calcium Chloride but calcium carbonate

[@ScienceRevisionChannel]

Well spotted. I didn’t realise I had said that when posting the video. I will try to get something to pop up to correct it.

[@thiruveleyudham4376]

2:27 won’t it be calcium carbonate and not calcium chloride as calcium chloride + hcl doesn’t produce CO2

[@ScienceRevisionChannel]

You are absolutely correct! Slip of the tongue when making the video.

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THANK YOU SO MUCH, TOMORROW I HAVE GASES TEST FOR OXYGEN, HYDROGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE AND CHLORINE ITS USEFUL AND HELP ME TOO MUCH

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Pleased it helped!

[@sammirison7755]

Eecellent clear demos, with great voice. Thanks

[@AndewMole]

we are encouraged to say "a white precipitate forms" rather than "the limewater turns milky/cloudy"

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My science teacher said I should watch this for class

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Really helpful!

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Please sir can you try to test CO2 with a glowing splint since CO2 is a fire extinguisher it will off the flame

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instead of making carbon dioxide, just bubble with your mouth through a straw, the mouth already produces carbon dioxide when breathing

[@ibphysicsclassroom]

How do I test for something I already what it is? It already has label. To be authentic it shouldn’t be know

[@r.a.6459]

There's another way to test for CO2: trap the gas in a test tube, light a splint and place it in the test tube. *The flame will extinguish*

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My teacher sent this to me. Very helpful! We're learning properties of gases

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[@velocityop3810]

the last thing you forgot is to bubble the gas produced through limewater which turns cloudy as a positive result

[@bald5751]

He did say that tho..?

[@oblaswamyg4692]

Sir I am confused while you testing for hydrogen what you have added Dil or concentrated HCl I think it is concHcl due to fumes am I right

[@ScienceRevisionChannel]

Hi Obla, I used HCl. The more concentrated the acid the quicker the reaction (hydrogen gets produced faster), the more dilute the acid the slower the reaction (hydrogen gets produced slower).

[@elias.n5616]

Nice but it's not calcium chloride, it's calcium carbonate that produces carbon dioxide with hydrochloric acid. U can't edit the KZbin video, so I suggest u comment it and pin it. Or pin mine 🙂

[@ScienceRevisionChannel]

Hi yes it was a slip of the tongue as I was recording. I added a card at the top of the video but I think some viewers don’t get the card. Thanks for flagging.

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Can i use concentrated acids for getting better results?

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Higher concentration will result in a faster rate of reaction.

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Very useful summary!🧪

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So helpful

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I have a question. What colour does the litmus paper turn when you add ammonia?

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It turns damp red litmus paper or damp universal indicator paper blue.

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Istg, this is the best chemistry practical video I've ever seen!! It's sooo nice and clear. Your video is soo helpful for me as an IGCSE (9-1) student. Thank you a lott 🤍