Chemistry, asked by ruturajyadav50, 4 months ago

flame used in charcoal cavity test. why.?

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Answered by ella336

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Reducing Flame is used in charcoal cavity test. This test is used to get the oxides of the unknown Salt.

Answered by SabitaBera

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here is the answer

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Reducing Flame is used in charcoal cavity test. This test is used to get the oxides of the unknown Salt.

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