Identifying Ions for AQA A-level Chemistry REVISION

Outlining the test-tube reactions to identify ammonium ions, halide ions, hydroxide ions, carbonate ions and sulfate ions. As required for AQA A-level chemistry. Required Practical 4.
Ammonium Ions: 00:20
Halide Ions: 01:25
Carbonate Ions: 03:27
Sulfate Ions: 04:34
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So for white precipate formations is it only for aluminium, calcium and zinc

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how about ammonia ions

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What about hydroxide you mentioned that you would be going over them in the introduction?

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At 1:18 he said the red litmus paper test can also be used to test for hydroxide ions

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