Test for Ct ion Take for instance, you have solution of new known test solution, you will add a couple of drops of 6 M HNO, to make the solution slightly acidic. You will add 0.1 M AGNO. What do you think will be formed? If no precipitate formed, it indicates the absence of Ct, Br, or F. What do you think will be observed? If a precipitate is formed, you will use filtration process to separate the residue from the filtrate. You will test the filtrate with a drop of 0.1 MAGNO, to complete its precipitation. To the residue, you will add distilled water, 6 M NH, and drops of 0.1 M AGNO, and you shake and filter it. You will transfer the clear solution to a clean cylindrical tube and acidify it with 6 M HNO3. What do you think is formed?

Test for Ct ion Take for instance, you have solution of new known test solution, you will add a couple of drops of 6 M HNO, to make the solution slightly acidic. You will add 0.1 M AGNO. What do you think will be formed? If no precipitate formed, it indicates the absence of Ct, Br, or F. What do you think will be observed? If a precipitate is formed, you will use filtration process to separate the residue from the filtrate. You will test the filtrate with a drop of 0.1 MAGNO, to complete its precipitation. To the residue, you will add distilled water, 6 M NH, and drops of 0.1 M AGNO, and you shake and filter it. You will transfer the clear solution to a clean cylindrical tube and acidify it with 6 M HNO3. What do you think is formed?

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