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Testing for a single cation in solution

The scheme follows the classification of cations into groups, as described in Section 3.1. [Pg.256]

Group I cations to the solution add an excess of dilute HCl. If there is no change, follow step 2. A white precipitate may contain Pb, Hg or Ag . Filter, wash and add NH3 solution. If the precipitate [Pg.256]

Group IIA cations to the acidified solution add H2S in excess. If there is no change, follow step 4. A precipitate may result if Pb , Hg, Cu , [Pg.256]

Sn or Sn were originally present. Filter the precipitate, wash with dilute HCl, and add an excess of (NH4)2S c. If the precipitate dissolves, follow step 3. If the remaining precipitate is [Pg.256]

Otherwise take a fresh sample and add dilute H2SO4. If the precipitate is [Pg.256]


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