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Flame test:
a golden yellow
Sodium (Na+)
Potassium (K+)
Magnesium(Mg+)
Salt solution + Sodium hydroxide solution (NaOH):
Ammonium(NH4+)
go to step 6
Gives white ppt,Flame test
green colour
Barium Ba2+
a crimson red
Strontium Sr2+
a brick red
Calcium Ca2+
go to step 4
Iron(III), Ferric ,Fe+3
Iron(II), Ferrous,Fe+2
Chromium Cr+3
Aluminum Al+3
go step 3
yellow ppt
Tin ( IV ) Stannics Sn ++++
Tin ( II ) Stannous Sn ++
orang red ppt
Antimony Sb +++
Salt solution + (solid) (NH4Cl) + (NH4OH) + solution(H2S)
go to step 5
Gives a black ppt
Nickel Ni+2
Gives a black ppt.
Cobalt Co+2
Gives a buff ppt
Manganese Mn+2
Gives a white ppt
Zinc Zn+2
Mercury(II),Mercuric Hg++
a brown ppt
Bismuth Bi+++
black ppt
Copper Cu++
canary yellow
Cadmium Cd++
go step 2
** White ppt ** Salt solution + potassium chromate solution (K2CrO4))
brown ppt
Mercury (I) Mercurous Hg22+
A yellow ppt.
Lead Pb++
brick red ppt
Silver Ag+
white precipitate
Salt solution +AgNO3
white ppt
sulphate
white ppt which give brown ppt. after boiling
borate.
phosphate
(Go to step 3).
-ve If a small piece of copper metal and drops of water are added, dense brown fumes
Tha anion is Nitrate
Violet fumes are evolved, and a brown or black
The anion is iodide.
Raddish fumes
The anion is Bromide.
colourless gas
The anion is chloride.
-ve
(Go to step 2).
paper black
The anion is sulphide
yellow precipitate
The anion is thiosulphate.
Colourless gas with Pungent odour
The anion is sulphite
Pungent brown fumes are evolved.
The anion is Nitrite
Effervescence and a colourless odouless gas is evolved.
The anion is carbonate or bicarbonate .
1 )Salt solution + magnesium sulphate solution
No ppt
bicarbonate
White precipitate
carbonate