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Na (NaOH)

No change

K (NaOH)

No changes

NH4 (NaOH)

No changes. Upon heating, gas turns damp red litmus to blue.

Ca2 (NaOH)

White precipitate. Not soluble in excess.

Al3 (NaOH)

White precipitate. Soluble in excess.