Please complete chart Flow DiagramsIt is possible to summarize the directions for analysis of the Group I cations in a flow diagram. In the diagram,successive steps in the procedure are linked with arrows. Reactant cations or reactant substances containingthe ions are at one end of each arrow and products formed are at the other end. Reagents and conditions usedto carry out each step are placed alongside the arrows. A partially completed flow diagram for the Group Iions follows:White precipitateAgCl, Hg, Cl₂AddindicatesWhite precipitateAgCl, PbCl₂, HgCl₂Group I Flow DiagramAg+, Pb²+, Hg₂+Add hot H₂OSolution containsExperiment 36 Qualitative Analysis of Group I Cations 291Addindicates.Add 6 M HCISolution containsindicatesAdd.Solutioncontains ionsin Groups II and IIIYou will find it useful to construct flow diagrams for each of the cation groups. You can use such diagramsin the laboratory as brief guides to procedure, and you can use them to record your observations on yourknown and unknown solutions.

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Flow Diagrams It is possible to summarize the directions for analysis of the Group I cations in a flow diagram. In the diagram, successive steps in the procedure are linked with arrows. Reactant cations or reactant substances containing the ions are at one end of each arrow and products formed are at the other end. Reagents and conditions used to carry out each step are placed alongside the arrows. A partially completed flow diagram for the Group I ions follows: White precipitate AgCl, HgCl₂ Add indicates. Group I Flow Diagram Ag+, Pb²+, Hg₂+ White precipitate AgCl, PbCl₂, HgCl₂ Add hot H₂O Solution contains Add. indicates. Add 6 M HCI Solution contains Add indicates. Solution contains ions in Groups II and III You will find it useful to construct flow diagrams for each of the cation groups. You can use such diagrams in the laboratory as brief guides to procedure, and you can use them to record your observations on your known and unknown solutions.