On heating a pale green solid K, carbon (IV) oxide gas and black solid M were formed. On reacting K with dilute hydrochloric acid, carbon (IV) oxide gas and green solution S were formed

      

On heating a pale green solid K, carbon (IV) oxide gas and black solid M were formed. On reacting K with dilute hydrochloric acid, carbon (IV) oxide gas and green solution S were formed. When excess aqueous ammonia was added to solution S, a deep blue solution was formed.
a) Identify the cation in solid K
b) Identify the two anions in solution S

  

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John
a) Copper (II) iron [Cu2+]

b) Chlorine ion (Cl-)
Hydroxide ion (OH-)

johnmulu answered the question on February 6, 2017 at 05:54


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