NameDateSect.Data Report Sheet: Quantitative Analysis of Group III CationsUnknown # 2Draw the flow chart for this experiment and record you observations for each step.Use two different colors to record your observations from the known and the unknown.Ions Present in Unknown: UNKNOWN:21Sample6 M NaOHBoilM NCIOBoil6 M NH.OHBoilLiquidSolid6 M CH,O,HUntil AcidicM NH,OHDiscard tiquid6 M NH.OHPrecipitateSof6 M HNO,DissolveLiquidSolid1 M BaCl,Boil6 M C,H.O.HDissolve6 M NH.OHPrecipitateLiquidSolidCatechol-VioletDimethyl -glyoximeDiscardSolidLiquid6 M HNO,Dissolve6 M HCIDissolveReference:Blue Solution:AP-Sample.ClearSolution:Refenence:Red/PinkPrecipitate:Sample.Red/Pink3% H,O,Precipitate:0.5 MKSCNReference:Sample.ClearFading BlueSolution:Solution:Reference:OrangeSolution:FeSample.OrangeSolutlon:Fe

Group 3 cation involve Cr3+ , Al3+ , Ni2+ and Fe3+.

Name Date Sect. Data Report Sheet: Quantitative Analysis of Group III Cations 21 Unknown # Draw the flow chart for this experiment and record you observations for each step. Use two different colors to record your observations from the known and the unknown. Ions Present in Unknown:

Name Date Sect. Data Report Sheet: Quantitative Analysis of Group III Cations 21 Unknown # Draw the flow chart for this experiment and record you observations for each step. Use two different colors to record your observations from the known and the unknown. Ions Present in Unknown:

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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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