1. Flame TestMetalBarium chlorideCalcium chlorideCopper (II) sulfatePotassium chlorideSodium chloride2. Test for Cu+2, Fe+³, Pb+2, Zn +2SolutionCu2 in Copper (II) sulfateFe3 in Iron (III) chlorideZn2 in Zinc sulfateFe2 in Iron (II) sulfatePb+2 in Lead nitrateReaction with SodiumHydroxideColor FlameReaction with Ammonia 1. Flame Testa. Put 1 tsp of barium chloride in a clear dry watch glass. Gently add 2 to 3drops of concentrated hydrochloric acid.b.Heat a piece of nichrome wire over an alcohol lamp until the flame is nolonger colored.c. Dip the nichrome wire in the mixture containing barium chloride.d.Hold the wire at the edge of the flame.e.Record the color emitted after a few minutes.f. Clean the nichrome wire, repeat steps a-e, using calcium chloride, copper (II)sulfate, potassium chloride, and sodium chloride, respectively.2. Test for Cu+2, Fe +3, Pb+2, Zn +2a. Place 2 mL solution of copper (II) sulfate, iron (III) chloride, lead nitrate, zincsulfate, and iron (II) sulfate in separate test tubes.b. Add 4 to 5 drops sodium hydroxide solution to each solution. Observe.c. Repeat step a.d. Add 4 to 5 drops ammonia solution to each solution. Observe.

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