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Answer the following questions and submit them along with your Report Form.
1.
Write an equation for the main chemical reaction used to test for each:
а) СО
b) CF
c) SO
1.
Write an equation for the main chemical reaction to test for:
a) Ca
b) Fe*
3.
In the space below describe how you tested for Na" and K* ions.
3.
A student was given an unknown solid that gave the following test results: A portion of the solution of
unknown emitted bubbles of a colorless, odorless gas when hydrochloric acid solution was added. Another
portion of the solution gave a blood-red colored solution with potassium thiocyanate solution.
a) Which ions are present? Cation
Anion
b) Name the unknown salt.
c) Write the correct formula for the salt.
5.
Another student's unknown gave the following test results: a portion of the solution of unknown gave a
yellow precipitate with ammonium molybdate reagent. A flame test on some of the solution resulted in a
bright yellow flame.
a) Which ions are present? Cation
Anion
b) Name the unknown salt.
c) Write the correct formula for the salt.
Transcribed Image Text:Supplemental Questions Answer the following questions and submit them along with your Report Form. 1. Write an equation for the main chemical reaction used to test for each: а) СО b) CF c) SO 1. Write an equation for the main chemical reaction to test for: a) Ca b) Fe* 3. In the space below describe how you tested for Na" and K* ions. 3. A student was given an unknown solid that gave the following test results: A portion of the solution of unknown emitted bubbles of a colorless, odorless gas when hydrochloric acid solution was added. Another portion of the solution gave a blood-red colored solution with potassium thiocyanate solution. a) Which ions are present? Cation Anion b) Name the unknown salt. c) Write the correct formula for the salt. 5. Another student's unknown gave the following test results: a portion of the solution of unknown gave a yellow precipitate with ammonium molybdate reagent. A flame test on some of the solution resulted in a bright yellow flame. a) Which ions are present? Cation Anion b) Name the unknown salt. c) Write the correct formula for the salt.
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