Someone was able to help me the last time I posted so I'm just submitting this question again in case I get a different expert that does want to help. 183Qualitative Analysis GroupNameSection .Homework:1. In the box below an arrow from a reagent write the formula(s) for the precipitate or residue. In the boxes to the rightof an arrow from a reagent write the formula(s) for the ion(s) in solution. Write the procedure step number by eachreagent used.Flame test color:Ba*Na*Flame test color (through cobalt glass):BaNa+Ba", Sr²"NaOHNa', K', NH:(NH.CO,(NH,/NH,CI)KCro,NH.CHO,Na,Co(NO).HCHOK,Cro.YESNH,CHO,Bapresent?(NHJ.CO,NO(NH)HCHO,(NHJ,SO,

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Section Homework: 1. In the box below an arrow from a reagent write the formula(s) for the precipitate or residue. In the botes to the right of an arrow from a reagent write the formula(s) for the ion(s) in solution. Write the procedure step number by each reagent used. Flame test color: Ba. Flame test color (through cobalt glass): Ba. Sr*. Ba", Sr" NaOH Na', K, NH. (NHJ,CO, (NH,/NHC) Na,CONOJ. HCH,O NHCHO, YES NHCHO, Ba" present? (NHJ.CO, NO (NH) HCHO, (NHJ.GO.

Section Homework: 1. In the box below an arrow from a reagent write the formula(s) for the precipitate or residue. In the botes to the right of an arrow from a reagent write the formula(s) for the ion(s) in solution. Write the procedure step number by each reagent used. Flame test color: Ba. Flame test color (through cobalt glass): Ba. Sr*. Ba", Sr" NaOH Na', K, NH. (NHJ,CO, (NH,/NHC) Na,CONOJ. HCH,O NHCHO, YES NHCHO, Ba" present? (NHJ.CO, NO (NH) HCHO, (NHJ.GO.

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