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Brick-red flame is given by:

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About This Question

Subject
chemistry
Chapter
principles related to practical chemistry
Topic
flame test
Difficulty
Easy
Year
2025
Tags
Flame TestCalciumIdentification

Solution

Correct Answer:

Calcium

The Flame Test identifies metal ions based on the characteristic light emitted when their electrons return to lower energy levels after being excited in a flame.

  • Calcium (): Gives a characteristic Brick-red flame.
  • Comparison:
  • Sodium (): Golden yellow.
  • Potassium (): Lilac (Pale violet).
  • Barium (): Apple-green.
  • Strontium (): Crimson-red.
  • Small amounts of concentrated are used to convert the salt into volatile chlorides for better results.

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

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