We're doing this qualification lab in chemistry, where we have to identify an unknown substance...and let me tell you. I AM STUMPED!
I have a silver like substance that kind of looks like glitter
When I added distilled water to it, it turned a forest green color.
(It's an acid)
WHen I ran a flame test, it resulted in a teal & green flame.
On the 18 M SUlfuric acid, a brown gas was produced.
On the Sodium Hydroxide prelimanary test, a teal and blue precipitate was formed.
An EXTREME clorine smell was smelled sometime during the process of these tests.
My teacher said it was not the following:
Barium Chloride.
A Nitrate
Please help me!
2007-05-22 13:07:34 · 2 answers · asked by Rebecca 3 in Science & Mathematics ➔ Chemistry
Its a sulphate.
Must be Mohr's salt.
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