REPORT SHEET1. Color of spots: Cu2+ Blue Ni2+ Pink Fe3+Yellow2. lon requiring no development Fe³+3. Ammonia develops a Blue color.4. The ion that causes the color of (3) is Cu2+Dimethylglyoxime develops a Pink color.5.6. The ion that causes the color of (5) is Ni²+7. Ring front distances for knowns are: solvent: 100mm; Cu2+ 72 mm; Ni2+ 32 mm; Fe³+ 90 mm.8. Rf values for knowns: Cu2+ 0.72; Ni2+ 0.32; Fe3+ 0.99. Unknown label I10. Ring front distances for unknowns:mm;mm.11. Rf values for unknowns:mm;mm:.12. Ions present in unknownmm;mm; DATACalculate Rf values for each componentSolventIronPaper ChromatographyCopperNickelGroup 1100 mm90 mm70 mm30 mmGroup 2100 mm88mm68 mm32 mmSTANDARDSIron 90mmCopper 72mmNickel 32Solvent 100 mmGroup 3100 mm90 mm72 mm34 mm

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DATA Calculate Re values for each component Solvent Iron Copper Nickel Group 1 100 mm 90 mm 70 mm 30 mm Group 2 100 mm 88mm 68 mm 32 mm Group 3 100 mm 90 mm 72 mm 34 mm

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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