Saleha Pervez and Shikha Goel Solutions for Chapter: Analytical Chemistry: Uses of Sodium and Ammonium Hydroxides, Exercise 3: CHAPTER EXERCISE

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_____ salt solution on reacting with ammonium hydroxide solution gives a deep blue solution.

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How does ammonium hydroxide react to distinguish FeCl2 solution from FeCl3 solution?

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Complete and balance the following equation.

FeSO4+NH4OH

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Complete and balance the following equation.
FeCl3+NH4OH

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Complete and balance the following equation.
CuSO4+NH4OH

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Complete and balance the following equation.

CuOH2+NH42SO4+NH4OH

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Complete and balance the following equation.

PbNO32+NH4OH

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The following table shows the tests performed by a student on aqueous solution (given below). Write down the missing observation and conclusion that were made.

Test Observation Conclusions
To solution A, ammonium hydroxide was added slowly followed by in excess.              (i) Ca2+ ion present
To solution B, sodium hydroxide was added slowly followed by in excess Dirty green insoluble            (ii)
To solution C, ammonium hydroxide was added slowly followed by in excess             (iii) Cu2+ion present
To solution D, sodium hydroxide was added slowly followed by in excess. Gelatinous white           (iv)
To solution E, sodium hydroxide was added slowly followed by in excess.            (v) Zn2+ ion present