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What are the observations for chloride and bromide anion tests using silver nitrate and ammonia?
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here are the observations for the anion tests:
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Cl⁻
- Reagent: H⁺/AgNO₃(aq) + NH₃(aq)
- Observation: White precipitate formed. Precipitate is soluble in dilute NH₃.
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Br⁻
- Reagent: HNO₃/AgNO₃(aq) then Conc NH₃
- Observation: Cream precipitate formed. Precipitate is soluble in concentrated NH₃.
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