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Testing ions and graphs

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How do you test for Cu2+ ions?   Add NaOH -> blue precipitate (Cu(OH2)  
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How do you test for Fe2+ ions?   Add NaOH -> green precipitate (Fe(OH2)  
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How do you test for Fe3+ ions?   Add NaOH -> brown precipitate (Fe(OH3)  
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How do you test for K+ ions?   Flame test -> lilac  
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How do you test for Na+ ions?   Flame test -> orange/yellow  
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How do you test for Li+ ions?   Flame test -> crimson  
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How do you test for Ca2+ ions?   Flame test -> brick-red  
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How do you test for NH4+ ions?   Add NaOH, warm and test with red litmus -> turns blue  
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How do you test for CO3 2- ions?   Add nitric acid -> bubbles of CO2  
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How do you test for Cl- ions?   Add nitric acid and silver nitrate -> white precipitate (AgCl)  
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How do you test for Br- ions?   Add nitric acid and silver nitrate -> cream precipitate (AgBr)  
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How do you test for l- ions?   Add nitric acid and silver nitrate -> yellow precipitate (AgI)  
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How do you test for SO4 2- ions?   Add barium nitrate -> white precipitate (BaSO4)  
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