Answer:
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Explanation:
This question is incomplete, however, there are some basic things that be used to answer the completed question on your own. Flame test is a test that is used to identify metal ions in a compound. Although, not all metal ions produce a colour in a flame test.
In a flame test, a "clean wire loop" is dipped in an unknown solid/mixture of solids, the loop where the solids must have attached to is then placed in the tip of a blue flame (perhaps of a bunsen burner). A colour change/changes is then observed during the course of this process. Some popular metal ions and there colour in flame test are listed below
Lithium ion ⇒ red
Sodium ion ⇒ yellow
Potassium ion ⇒ lilac
Calcium ion ⇒ orange-red
Barium ion ⇒ pale-green
Copper ion ⇒ blue-green
rubidium ion ⇒ red-violet
Lead ion ⇒ gray white
The number of different colours observed will ultimately determine the number of elements exposed to the flame
