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Outline the procedure for qualitative analysis of inorganic salts. Focus on dissolving a sample and testing evolved gases with litmus paper.
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Here are the observations and inferences for the described experiments, assuming typical results for common inorganic salts.
(a) Dissolve half of sample R in of distilled water in a test tube. Use portions of this solution as follows:
- (i) To of solution R, add dilute hydrochloric acid. Test any gas evolved with blue and red litmus papers.
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