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Testing for ions

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Testing for ions

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Common tests for ions

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Precipitate reactions can be used to detect non-metal ions. Ion tested for = Cl-(aq)Test = Acidify with dilute nitric acid, add silver nitrate solution Colour or precipitate = WhiteIon tested for = SO42-(aq)Test = Acidify then add barium nitrate solution or barium chloride solution Colour or precipitate = White

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