This experiment aimed to identify Cu2+ and As3+ ions in two salt samples. Preliminary tests on each salt were done using H2S in HCl, which produced a black precipitate in sample A and a yellow precipitate in sample B, indicating the possible presence of Cu2+ in sample A and As3+ in sample B. Confirmatory tests verified the identities of each ion. Sample A was confirmed to contain Cu2+ based on the production of a blue solution and brown precipitate. Sample B was confirmed to contain As3+ based on the production of a canary yellow precipitate. The result identified salt A as containing Cu2+ ions and salt B as containing As3+ ions.
This experiment aimed to identify Cu2+ and As3+ ions in two salt samples. Preliminary tests on each salt were done using H2S in HCl, which produced a black precipitate in sample A and a yellow precipitate in sample B, indicating the possible presence of Cu2+ in sample A and As3+ in sample B. Confirmatory tests verified the identities of each ion. Sample A was confirmed to contain Cu2+ based on the production of a blue solution and brown precipitate. Sample B was confirmed to contain As3+ based on the production of a canary yellow precipitate. The result identified salt A as containing Cu2+ ions and salt B as containing As3+ ions.
This experiment aimed to identify Cu2+ and As3+ ions in two salt samples. Preliminary tests on each salt were done using H2S in HCl, which produced a black precipitate in sample A and a yellow precipitate in sample B, indicating the possible presence of Cu2+ in sample A and As3+ in sample B. Confirmatory tests verified the identities of each ion. Sample A was confirmed to contain Cu2+ based on the production of a blue solution and brown precipitate. Sample B was confirmed to contain As3+ based on the production of a canary yellow precipitate. The result identified salt A as containing Cu2+ ions and salt B as containing As3+ ions.
AIM: To identify second group basic radicals (Cu 2+, As3+) in the given salts.
MATERIALS REQUIRED: Write on your own.
EXPERIMENT OBSERVATIONS INFERENCE
1) Salt + NaOH + Heat No Smell of ammonia NH4+ is absent. 2) O.S + dil. HCl No appearance of white ppt Pb2+ is absent. 2+ 3+ SECOND GROUP RADICAL (Cu , As ): Group Reagent: H2S in the presence of dilute HCl 3) O.S + dil. HCl + H2S i) Appearance of black ppt in Salt A i) Cu2+may be present in Salt A ii) Appearance of yellow pptin Salt B ii) As3+ may be present in Salt B Salt A: Confirmatory Test for Cu2+: Filter the above black ppt and dissolve the ppt in Clear solution obtained dil HNO3 to get a clear solution. Then divide it into two parts: Part I + NH4OH solution i) Blue solution is obtained Cu2+ is confirmed Part II + potassium ferrocyanide K4[Fe(CN)6] ii) Chocolate brown ppt is obtained solution Salt B: Confirmatory Test for As3+: Filter the above yellow ppt and dissolve the ppt in conc. HNO3 to get a clear solution. Clear solution + solid crystals of ammonium molybdate solution + boil it. Canary yellow ppt is obtained As3+ is confirmed
RESULT: Salt A contains Cu2+ ions.
Salt B contains As3+ ions. Preliminary test: Cu2 + H2S CuS + 2H Black ppt 2As + 3H2S As2S3 + 2H 3