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Chromyl chloride test is used to detect:

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Subject
chemistry
Chapter
principles related to practical chemistry
Topic
anion detection
Difficulty
Easy
Year
2025
Tags
Chromyl Chloride TestChloride DetectionAnions

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Chloride

The Chromyl Chloride Test is a specific confirmatory test for the Chloride () ion.

  • Reaction: Salt mixed with solid and concentrated and heated.
  • Result: Formation of deep red vapors of Chromyl Chloride ().
  • Confirmatory: Vapors passed through give a yellow solution (Sodium chromate), which yields a yellow precipitate of Lead chromate () upon adding acetic acid and lead acetate.
  • Note: Bromides and Iodides do not give this test; instead, they are oxidized to free halogens ( or ).

This easy difficulty chemistry question is from the chapter principles related to practical chemistry, covering the topic of anion detection. It appeared in the 2025 exam.

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