Respuesta :
1 - a, 2-b, 3-d, 4 - e
Explanation:
[tex]A g^{+} \text {and } A l^{3+}[/tex] - Separated by 6M HCl
Silver and aluminum ions can be separated using the acid, 6M HCl.
[tex]C u^{2+} \text { and } C a^{2+}[/tex]- Separated by H₂S
Copper and Calcium ions can be separated by the reagent hydrogen sulfide, H₂S.
[tex]M g^{2+} \text { and } K^{+}[/tex] - Separated by (NH₄)₂HPO₄ in NH₃
Magnesium and Potassium ions can be separated by the reagent Ammonium hydrogen phosphate in ammonia.
[tex]N i^{2+} \text { and } C o^{2+}[/tex]- cannot be separated
Nickel and Cobalt ion cannot be separated by the reagents given at all.
The selection of the reagent that will separate should be like
1 - a,
2-b,
3-d,
4 - e
Selection of the reagent:
Since
1. Ag+ and Al3+ - Separated by 6M HCl
Silver and aluminum ions should be distinct by using the acid, 6M HCl.
2. Cu2+ and Ca2+ - Separated by H₂S
Copper and Calcium ions should be distinct by the reagent hydrogen sulfide, H₂S.
3. Mg2+ and K+ - Separated by (NH₄)₂HPO₄ in NH₃
Magnesium and Potassium ions should be distinct by the reagent Ammonium hydrogen phosphate in ammonia.
4. Ni2+ and Co2+ - cannot be separated
Nickel and Cobalt ion cannot be distinct by the reagents given at all.
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