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    Clean Flame Test Wire

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    A clean flame test wire was inserted into 0.2 M NaCl and also placed on the flame reputedly. A bright yellow persistent flame was a positive test of sodium being presented, then repeat the same instructions for the unknown ion. After the flame test wire was clean 0.2M KCl was dipped into the flame resulted a lavender color after several trials as well as the unknown solution. 10 drops of 0.1M Ca(NO3)2 in a test tube and 2-3 drops of 1M Na2C2O4, a white precipitate of calcium was present. The…

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    Flame Test Lab Report

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    LOW Flame test- Testing for cations Materiel/procedure Hazard What may happen Safety precautions What to do if accident occurs Overall risk Cleaning metal loop in hydrochloric acid May cause the acid to spit If the metal loop is still hot from burning then…

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    The principal article I picked spoke the truth a monster flame tornado.That happened late last week.Where did it happen it happen in Idaho's pop blaze.When did it happen late last week.How did it shape. At the point when a fierce blaze happened. Who was it was fire fighters at the scene a flame softened out up idaho pop blast. What's more, it began to shape a firenado.Why did it happen in light of the fact that tornadoes create from the extensive course design that can frame in a supercell…

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    Nicholas Carr’s “Flame and Filament” is a piece of writing which seeks to outline the importance of candle light throughout history and emphasize that it still has a significant place in the modern world. Nicholas begins his story with an introduction to the history of artificial light and explains how the technology slowly evolved over the years, into the modern electrical light which has become of a staple of the world today. Throughout the story the author has added supporting details which…

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    Flame Test Lab Conclusion

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    Which metals produce similar flame colors (according to your naked eye)? NaCl and NaNo3 both turned the color orange. 2. What metal ions are in the unknown solutions A and B from the barrels on the vacant lot? Clearly, and in detail, explain your reasoning. The metal ions BsCl and LiCl are in the unknown solutions A and B from the barrels on the vacant lot. 3. A student performed flame tests on several unknown substances and observed that all of the flame colors were shades of red. …

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    Up In Flames Narrative Hook #2 One minute, one moment, one decision can change everything in the blink of an eye. All that I have known to be right is now wrong. All that was peaceful is now up in flames. I sit in the passenger seat in a strangers car, not even knowing where I am going. Tears of frustration, grief and confusion run down my cheeks with no control. I look down at my hands and crumple up the picture within them with a great force and great anger. “I have no family,” I…

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    CHAPTER 4 PSO AND GA TECHNIQUE 4.1 Moth Flame Optimization In the proposed MFO algorithm, I assumed that the candidate solutions are moths and the problem’s variables are the position of moths in the space. Therefore, the moths can fly in 1-D, 2-D, 3-D, or hyper dimensional space with changing their position vectors. Since the MFO algorithm is a population-based algorithm. It should be noted here that moths and flames are both solutions. The difference between them is the way we treat and…

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    Flame Test Lab Report

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    for the flame test. In the flame test, a nichrome wire is dipped into the unknown compound aqueous solution (compound dissolved in H2O). Then, the dipped end of the wire is then held over the Bunsen burner briefly. If a different color of flame is emitted besides the Bunsen burner flame color, then the respective color correlates the existence of a specific cation in the compound- brick orange yields Ca2+, pink yields K+, yellow yields Na+, and green yields NH4+. If the color of the flame does…

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    Green Flame Essay Example

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    Green Flame When Roxy Plante was a baby, her parents noticed that she would cry so much that she felt extremely hot to the touch. One time, her father had to put her down because he couldn’t bear the heat to keep holding her. She was a very restless baby, but she also had an enchanting side to her. Her parents often found flower petals sprinkled in her crib. They instantly knew that she was extraordinarily different from other children. When Roxy entered kindergarten, she became very fond of…

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    Flame Test Lab Report

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    for all of the following ions; ammonium, halide, sulfate, carbonate, nitrate, and acetate. After comparing the results of these experiments we determined that our compound contained a halide. By using the flame test with a Bunsen Burner we also determined that our compound had a red colored flame leading us to our conclusion that the unknown…

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