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After adding 6M HCl to the unknown solution, the resulting solid is separated from the liquid. Hot water is next added to the solid. Not mixing the solid real well with the hot water could result in false-positive results for which ion(s)?

Transcribed Image Text:Hg,2+, Ag*, Pb2*, K*, Ca2", AP+
Add 6M HCI
(until ppt is complete)
ppt
solution
Hg2Cl2, AgCI, PbCl2
(white), (white), (white)
K+, Ca2+, Al3+
Extract ppt with hot H,O
(3 times, 1 mL per time)
Continue analysis for Kt, Ca2+, AP+
ppt
hot H,O
Hg2Cl2, AgCI
Pb2+
(white), (white)
Add 1M K2CrO4
3M NH
(10 drops)
(6 or 7 drops)
cool in ice-bath
PbCrO4
(yellow solid)
ppt
solution
+
[Ag{NH),j*
(black), (white)
(colorless)
6M HNO3
(until acidic)
AgCl
(white solid)
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