Agent Precipitate Precipitate Ag+ Insoluble Dilute HCI chlorides Insoluble chlorides Pb2+ Dilute HCI The Insoluble low amounts of sulfide ion; by adding an acidic solution of H2S. The Insoluble low amounts of sulfide ion; by adding an acidic solution of H2S. relatively high amounts of II Sulfides in Acidic Medium Cu2+ II Sulfides in Acidic Medium The Insoluble Sulfides in Fe3+ II Basic Medium sulfide ion; adding a basic solution of H2S. relatively high amounts of sulfide ion; Ni2+ II The Insoluble Sulfides in Basic Medium adding a basic solution of H2S. Insoluble Carbonates Insoluble Carbonates The Soluble Group The Soluble Group Ca2+ IV Alkaline Solution Ba2+ IV Alkaline Solution Na+ V None K* V None

Agent Precipitate Precipitate Ag+ Insoluble Dilute HCI chlorides Insoluble chlorides Pb2+ Dilute HCI The Insoluble low amounts of sulfide ion; by adding an acidic solution of H2S. The Insoluble low amounts of sulfide ion; by adding an acidic solution of H2S. relatively high amounts of II Sulfides in Acidic Medium Cu2+ II Sulfides in Acidic Medium The Insoluble Sulfides in Fe3+ II Basic Medium sulfide ion; adding a basic solution of H2S. relatively high amounts of sulfide ion; Ni2+ II The Insoluble Sulfides in Basic Medium adding a basic solution of H2S. Insoluble Carbonates Insoluble Carbonates The Soluble Group The Soluble Group Ca2+ IV Alkaline Solution Ba2+ IV Alkaline Solution Na+ V None K* V None

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285640686

Author:Skoog

Publisher:Skoog

Chapter16: Applications Of Neutralization Titrations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16.40QAP

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