A gas turns limewater milky. Name the gas and a reaction that could have produced it.
- Carbon dioxide turns limewater milky.
- It could come from an acid reacting with a carbonate.
Answer Carbon dioxide, for example from an acid and a carbonate
GCSE Combined Science revision · Chemistry: organic, analysis, atmosphere and resources
Hydrogen burns with a squeaky pop when a lighted splint is held at the mouth of the tube. Oxygen relights a glowing splint. Carbon dioxide turns limewater milky (cloudy). Chlorine bleaches damp litmus paper white.
Watch out Oxygen relights a glowing splint; hydrogen gives a squeaky pop with a lighted splint.
A gas turns limewater milky. Name the gas and a reaction that could have produced it.
Answer Carbon dioxide, for example from an acid and a carbonate
Which gas relights a glowing splint?
Which gas bleaches damp litmus paper?
What is the test for hydrogen?
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