Could someone writethe net ionic equationsfor only COBALT andNICKEL based off thechart below? Thanks.Al(OH), Cr(OH)3, Fe(OH)3,white blue-green rust(2) NaOHFe(OH).rust(3)(3) HNO,Fe³+yellowGROUP III FLOW CHARTPossible: Al³+, Cr³+, Fe¹*. Mn, Ni²+, Co²*colorless, purple, yellow, pale pink, green, pinkPROCEDURE FOR A GROUP III UNKNOWN**(1) NH,CI, NH3,|(4)KSCNblood redFe(CNS)+Al(OH)4, Cr(OH)colorless greenAl(OH)3clear whiteAl³+Al³+, Cr₂O7colorless, yellow(6) NH₂(7) HNO(5) HNO,H₂O₂aluminon(8) NH3Al(OH)dyed redCrO₂²yellow(9) Pb²+PbCrO₁yellowMn*, Co(NH,), Ni(NH:pinkamberbluedivide into three portions(10)HNO,BiO;MnO₂purple(11)NaF(12)DMGNH₂SCNin alcohol strawberrypink ppt.Co(CNS),blue or green

The question is based on qualitative analysis. We need to write net ionic equations for nickel and…

Could someone write the net ionic equations for only COBALT and NICKEL based off the chart below? Thanks. Al(OH), Cr(OH)3, Fe(OH)3, white blue-green rust (2) NaOH Fe(OH)3, rust (3) HNO, Fe¹ yellow | (4)KSCN GROUP III FLOW CHART Possible: Al¹, Cr, Fe, Mn, Ni²+, Co²+ colorless, purple, yellow, pale pink, green, pink PROCEDURE FOR A GROUP III UNKNOWN** blood red Fe(CNS)+ Al(OH)4, Cr(OH)4 colorless green Al(OH) clear white Al³+ Al³+, Cr₂O₂ colorless, yellow (6) NH₁ (7) HNO, (5) HNO, H₂O₂ aluminon |(8) NH₂ Al(OH)3 dyed red CrO²- yellow (9) Pb²+ PbCrO₁ yellow (1) NH,CI, NH3, Mr, Co(NH))”, Ni(NH, pink amber blue divide into three portions (10) HNO, BiO; MnO₂ purple (11) NaF (12) DMG NH₂SCN in alcohol strawberry pink ppt. Co(CNS) blue or green

Could someone write the net ionic equations for only COBALT and NICKEL based off the chart below? Thanks. Al(OH), Cr(OH)3, Fe(OH)3, white blue-green rust (2) NaOH Fe(OH)3, rust (3) HNO, Fe¹ yellow | (4)KSCN GROUP III FLOW CHART Possible: Al¹, Cr, Fe, Mn, Ni²+, Co²+ colorless, purple, yellow, pale pink, green, pink PROCEDURE FOR A GROUP III UNKNOWN** blood red Fe(CNS)+ Al(OH)4, Cr(OH)4 colorless green Al(OH) clear white Al³+ Al³+, Cr₂O₂ colorless, yellow (6) NH₁ (7) HNO, (5) HNO, H₂O₂ aluminon |(8) NH₂ Al(OH)3 dyed red CrO²- yellow (9) Pb²+ PbCrO₁ yellow (1) NH,CI, NH3, Mr, Co(NH))”, Ni(NH, pink amber blue divide into three portions (10) HNO, BiO; MnO₂ purple (11) NaF (12) DMG NH₂SCN in alcohol strawberry pink ppt. Co(CNS) blue or green

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