Hi I need help with the Lab report for the 'Flame Lab' in edge

Chemistry

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Ludmilka [50]2 years ago

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Flame test is a qualitative test which is used to identify the metal and metalloid ion in the sample.

<h3>What is Flame Test ?</h3>

A Flame test is used to identify the metal and metalloid ion in the sample. Flame test is a qualitative test. Not every metal ion emit color when it is heated in the gas burner.

<h3>What is the Purpose of Flame test ?</h3>

The purpose of flame test is used to find the identities of ions in two solutions of unknown composition by comparing the colors they produce.

<h3>What are the material used ?</h3>

Bunsen Burner
Matches
Gloves
Weighing dishes
Beakers

Thus from the above conclusion we can say that Flame test is a qualitative test which is used to identify the metal and metalloid ion in the sample.

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