Question

Practical No.1
Aim: To identify the chloride, bromide and iodide ions from the given salts.
Apparatus : Test Tubes, Stand etc.
Chemicals : Silver nitrate, solutions of potassium chloride, potassium bromide and potassium
iodide.
Figure : (Label the following diagram.)
Procedure :​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Based on the colour of the precipitate like white, bright yellow and light yellow we can find out the given substance is chloride, iodide or bromide respectively.

Procedure

• Take 3 test tubes. Name it as A, B and C.
• Add 5g of salt in each test tube.
• After that we have to add  5 ml of Silver Nitrate solution to each of the test tubes.
• If white precipitate is formed then it is chloride.
• If light yellow precipitate is formed then it is bromide.
• If Bright yellow precipitate is formed then it is iodide.
• This is how we have to confirm the halides presence.