GROUP II FLOW CHART Al", Cr". Fe". Mn", Ni", Co" colorless, purple, yellow, pale pink, green, pink Possible PROCEDURE FOR A GROUP III UNKNOWN (1) NH,CI, NH,. AKOH). CROH), EecOH). white blue-green rust Co(NH,". N(NH," amber Mn pink blue (2) NaOH divide into three portions (10) HNO, BiO MnO, purple (1). NaF NH,SCN in alcohol strawberry (12) DMG A(OH). CrOH) colorless green EeCOH) rust pink ppt. Co(CNS), blue or green (5) HNO, HO; Al", Cro colorless, yellow (6) NH, (3) HNO, Fe yellow |(4) KSCN blood red FE(CNS) ALOH) clear white yellow (9) Pb (7) aluminon yellow (8) NH, AICOH), dyed red

GROUP II FLOW CHART Al", Cr". Fe". Mn", Ni", Co" colorless, purple, yellow, pale pink, green, pink Possible PROCEDURE FOR A GROUP III UNKNOWN (1) NH,CI, NH,. AKOH). CROH), EecOH). white blue-green rust Co(NH,". N(NH," amber Mn pink blue (2) NaOH divide into three portions (10) HNO, BiO MnO, purple (1). NaF NH,SCN in alcohol strawberry (12) DMG A(OH). CrOH) colorless green EeCOH) rust pink ppt. Co(CNS), blue or green (5) HNO, HO; Al", Cro colorless, yellow (6) NH, (3) HNO, Fe yellow |(4) KSCN blood red FE(CNS) ALOH) clear white yellow (9) Pb (7) aluminon yellow (8) NH, AICOH), dyed red

Chemistry

10th Edition

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

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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