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Qualitative Analysis, Cations only

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When using sodium hydroxide solution NaOH what effect does it have on calcium, Ca 2+?   When NaOH is added dropwise a white precipitate is formed and when NaOH is in excess the precipitate does not dissolve.  
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When using sodium hydroxide solution NaOH what effect does it have on Pb 2+ Al 3+ Zn 2+?   When NaOH is added dropwise a white precipitate forms and when the NaOH is added in excess the white precipitate dissolves forming a colourless solution.  
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When using sodium hydroxide solution NaOH what effect does it have on Cu 2+?   When the NaOH is added dropwise a blue precipitate is formed and the precipitate does not dissolve in the excess NaOH.  
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When using sodium hydroxide solution NaOH what effect does the NaOH have on the Fe 2+?   When the NaOH is added dropwise a green precipitate is formed and does not dissolve in excess NaOH.  
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When using sodium hydroxide solution NaOH what effect does it have on Fe 3+?   A red brown precipitate is formed when the NaOH is added dropwise and when added in excess the precipitate does not dissolve  
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When using sodium hydroxide solution NaOH what effect does it have on NH4 +?   No precipitate is formed when the NaOH is added dropwise while on warming a pungent smell is detected and it turns moist/damp red litmus paper blue  
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When using ammonia solution or ammonium hydroxide NH4OH what effect does it have on Ca 2+?   There is no effect on calcium 2+ when the ammonia solution is added dropwise.  
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When using ammonia solution or ammonium hydroxide NH4OH what effect does it have on Al 3+ and Pb 2+?   A white precipitate is formed when the ammonia solution is added dropwise but in excess the precipitate does not dissolve.  
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When using ammonia solution or ammonium hydroxide NH4OH what effect does it have on Zn 2+?   A white precipitate is formed when the NH4OH is added dropwise and in excess the precipitate dissolves and forms a colourless solution.  
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When using ammonia solution or ammonium hydroxide NH4OH what effect does it have on Cu 2+?   A blue precipitate is formed when the NH4OH is added dropwise and in excess the precipitate dissolves forming a deep blue solution  
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When using ammonia solution or ammonium hydroxide NH4OH what effect does it have on Fe 2+?   When NH4Oh is added dropwise to Fe 2+ a green precipitate forms but when added in excess the precipitate does not dissolve.  
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When using ammonia solution or ammonium hydroxide NH4OH what happens to Fe 3+?   A red-brown precipitate is formed when the ammonium hydroxide is added dropwise but when it is added in excess the precipitate does not dissolve.  
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When using potassium iodide solution, KI, what happens to Pb 2+?   A bright yellow precipitate is formed when the potassium iodide solution is added to the lead 2+ solution.  
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When using potassium iodide solution, KI, what happens to Al 3+?   No precipitate is formed when the potassium iodide solution is added to the aluminium 3+ solution.  
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