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Add NaOH(aq).
Heat over a candle flame.
Hold moist red litmus paper over solution (should turn blue)
Waft to smell gas (Smells like ammonium) |
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Add NH3(aq).
A white precipitate should form and NOT dissolve |
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Add NH3(aq).
A white precipitate should form and dissolve |
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Use a flame test.
Should produce a "Golden Yellow" flame. |
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Use a flame test.
Should produce a "Blue-Green" flame. |
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Use a flame test.
Should produce a "Crimson" flame. |
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Use a flame test.
Should produce a "Yellow-Green" flame. |
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Use a flame test.
Should produce a "Orange-Red" flame. |
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Use a flame test.
Should produce a "Orange" flame. |
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Use a flame test.
Should produce a "Violet" flame. |
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Add AgNO3(aq) (A white precipitate should form)
Add NH3 (Precipitate should dissolve) |
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Add AgNO3(aq) (A cream coloured precipitate should form)
Get a new sample of the unknown liquid and add chlorine water and cyclohexane (The solution should turn Brown) |
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Add AgNO3(aq) (A yellow precipitate should form)
Get a new sample of the unknown liquid and add chlorine water and cyclohexane (The solution should turn Pink) |
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| Add HCl(aq) and BaCl2(aq). (A white precipitate should form) |
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Add HCL (Bubbles should form)
Hold a dropper containing limewater above the solution (The limewater should turn cloudy) |
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Add FeSO4 and mix.
Add H2SO4. (A brown ring should form between the two layers) |
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