Systematic Analysis of Anionic Radicals
Systematic Analysis of Anionic Radicals: Overview
This topic covers concepts, such as, Silver Nitrate Test for Chloride Ion, Silver Nitrate Test for Bromide Ion, Iron(III) Chloride Solution for Phosphate Ion & Borate Ion Test for Phosphate Ion etc.
Important Questions on Systematic Analysis of Anionic Radicals
A gas having a pungent odour and a pale yellow precipitate are formed on heating dilute hydrochloric acid with an aqueous solution containing :

Which of the following salt will give white precipitate with the solution containing ions?

During the detection of acidic radical present in a salt, a student gets a pale yellow precipitate soluble
with difficulty in NH4OH solution when sodium carbonate extract was first acidified with dil. HNO3
and then AgNO3 solution was added. This indicates presence of:

SaltYellow pptInsoluble
The salt may contain anion:

Molar mass of the salt from and which does not evolve coloured vapours on heating with concentrated is ____ , (Molar mass in )

Which of the following does not give colour with conc. sulphuric acid?

When phosphate radical react with ammonium molybdate, the colour of precipitate obtained is

Which of the following anions would decolourise acidified solution

The equivalent masses of when it is titrated with using phenolphthalein and methyl orange separate experiments are

Which of the following reagent from group is used in testing the basic radicals?

Sodium carbonate extract is prepared by:

Soda extract is prepared by

Solution of having smell of burnt sulphur
Solution of
blood red colouration
solution of

[X] + H2SO4 → [Y] a colourless gas with an irritating smell
and are, respectively -

Water-soluble mixture white ppt.
Filtrate + (hot and conc.) HNO3 + BaCl2 white ppt. So, the mixture contains

A solution of a metal ion, when treated with KI, gives a red precipitate which dissolves in an excess of KI to give a colourless solution. Moreover, the solution of the metal ion on treatment with a solution of cobalt(II) thiocyanate gives rise to a deep blue crystalline precipitate. The metal ions is :

Which of the following mixtures of ions can be separated by using an excess of an NaOH solution ?

A pale yellow precipitate and a gas with pungent odour are formed on warming dilute hydrochloric acid with an aqueous solution containing :

Aqueous solution of KI is used to detect:
