EXPERIMENT D Flame Tests: Which lon Causes the Color?5. How could you tell the following two white artificial sweetener powders apart using aflame test? Ace-K (K¹+ C3H₂NO4S1-), and sodium cyclamate (Nal+ C6H₁2NO3S¹-).Optional: If Ace-K and Sodium cyclamate are available in your lab, use a flame test to jus-tify your answer to question 5. Did the flame test work as expected? Explain.

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PERIMENT D Flame Tests: Which lon Causes the Color? 5. How could you tell the following two white artificial sweetener powders apart using a flame test? Ace-K (K¹+ C3H₂NO4S1-), and sodium cyclamate (Nal+ C6H12NO3S¹-). toll Optional: If Ace-K and Sodium cyclamate are available in your lab, use a flame test to jus- tify your answer to question 5. Did the flame test work as expected? Explain.

PERIMENT D Flame Tests: Which lon Causes the Color? 5. How could you tell the following two white artificial sweetener powders apart using a flame test? Ace-K (K¹+ C3H₂NO4S1-), and sodium cyclamate (Nal+ C6H12NO3S¹-). toll Optional: If Ace-K and Sodium cyclamate are available in your lab, use a flame test to jus- tify your answer to question 5. Did the flame test work as expected? Explain.

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

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