Devise tests which allow you to distinguish between the ions

Reference no: EM13171954

An unknown solution may contain one of the ions of each pair below. Devise tests which allow you to distinguish between the ions in each case.

a) Fe^3+ (aq) and Al^3+ (aq)

b) Cu^2+ (aq) and Co^2+ (aq)

c) Ni^2+ (aq) and Al^3+ (aq)

Reference no: EM13171954

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