Chemistry, asked by gkarthik2005, 6 months ago

The pair of ions which give the same flame colour in flame test are

(A)

(B)

Ca?+ &Mg²+

Ca2+ & Ba2+

(C) Li+&Ca+2

(D) Lit & Sr2+​

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Answered by negiabhishek236
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Answer:

If the colour of the flame obtained by performing the flame test of a substance with the help of platinum wire and concentrated HCl is violet, then the basic radical in the salt is potassium.

Note: In the flame test, barium, potassium, calcium and sodium gives apple green, violet, brick red and golden yellow colors respectively.

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Answered by orangesquirrel
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The pair of ions that give the same flame colour in flame test are- (C) Li+ and Ca+2.

Both give a reddish flame.

  • Flame test is used to detect the presence of certain metal ions in a compound.
  • It is based on the emission spectrum of an element.
  • Each of the metal ions give a characteristic flame colour, which helps to identify them. Some of the colours are given below-
  1. Ca2+ - orangish red
  2. Ba2+ - green
  3. Mg2+ - white
  4. Li+ - Red.
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