Flame Test Lab

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SOLVED: Part B: Tests for Positive Ions (Cations) ProcedureUnknownObservations for KnownObservations for UnknownA. Flame test#1Check Flame test lab and videoFor this lab for cationsNo color, negative testB. Flame test#2Check Flame test lab and videoFor this lab for cationsBright RedC. Add NaOH#1Check videoSmall amt: precipitate Waff test: no odor Excess: dissolvesD. Add NH3#1Check videoSmall amt: precipitate Excess: no dissolutionE. Add NaOH#2Check videoSmall amt: No reaction Waff test: no

SOLVED: Unit 2, Lab 1: Flame TestName: Date:Lab ResultsRecord the results of your flame tests. CompoundsFlame ColorlithiumstrontiumcalciummagnesiumzinccopperbariummanganeseleadbismutharsenicpotassiumConclusions Why do different elements produce distinct colors in theflame test? Make sure to include a discussion of electrons in youranswer (3 sentences requ

Beryllium and magnesium do not give color to flame whereas other alkaline earth metals do so. Why? - jhovjrtaa

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