nName:Prelaboratory Assignment:Name:Date:Section:Prelaboratory Assignment: Qualitative Analysis Group III Cations1. Prepare a complete flow chart for the procedure and put it on your data sheet.#10 Section:Cations#9Name:.Prelaboratory Assignment.Date:QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF GROUP III CATIONSQualitative analysis is a method for identifying the elementspresent in a unknown mixture.For this purpose, metal cations are broadly classified into threegroups based upon their solubilities.-The group I cations, Pb2+, Ag+, and Hg, are those which forminsoluble chlorides.-Group II cations, Cu2+, Bi, Hg2+, Cd2+, Sn4+, and Sb2+ forminsoluble sulfides below pH 0.5-Group III cations, Al, Cr, Co, Fe, Mn, Ni, and Zn²+,form insoluble sulfides above pH9.group IV cations, Ba 2+, Ca2+, Mg2+, Na+, K+, and NH4+, are theremaining common cations. Thealkaline earth members of this group form insoluble carbonateswhile the alkaline elements areidentified by flame tests. The ammonium ion is detected by alitmus test.These groups are easily separated by their markedly differentsolubilities. Separating thecations within a given group is more difficult but based upon thesame principle, as will be shown in the experimental section.NOTE: THE GROUPS USED FOR QUANTITATIVEANALYSIS ARE SOLELYBASED ON SOLUBILITY. THEY DO NOT IN ANY WAYCORRESPOND TO THEGROUPS OF THE PERIODIC TABLE.group III cations, Al*, Cr", Fe, Ni²+#10

The ammonium chloride and ammonia is used for detection of ions .

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