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| 1. | Used to test for halide ions |
| 3. | The flame colour produced when testing for calcium ions |
| 5. | The attraction between oppositely charged ions in an ionic compound. |
| 6. | This (formula) is used in flame tests to convert the compounds into their metallic chlorides. These are very volatile. |
| 7. | This ion is tested for with dilute HCl and Barium chloride solution |
| 9. | gas formed when sodium hydroxide is added to a compound containing ammonium ions |
| 10. | The ion that is tested for using limewater |
| 11. | The wire loop is cleaned between tests to prevent this |
| 13. | Formula for silver nitrate |
| 14. | This describes the electrons in a metal structure |
| 15. | This type of bond is found in simple molecules BETWEEN the ATOMS. |
| 17. | The scientific name for an insoluble solid |
| 19. | Word to describe the ability of a metal to be shaped |
| 20. | The colour of the precipitate produced by I- ions |
| 22. | The more electrons there are in a simple covalent molecule the __________ the melting point. |
| 25. | The flame colour produced when testing for lithum ions |
| 27. | The number of covalent bonds around each carbon in graphite |
| 32. | The colour of the precipitate produced by Br- ions |