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Drop a solution of this in Sodium hydroxide solution, you will see a greenish precipitate instantly, this is the test for Iron(II) ions. Note that after sometime, the Greenish precipitate will turn to reddish.

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The easiest chemical way is tannic acid, the solution turns dark black. This also makes an excellent black writing ink, except it "burns" the paper surface over long periods of time.

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1) Add a few drops of dilute sodium hydroxide to the solution that you want to test for iron ions

2) A precipitate will form

3) If the precipitate is green, this indicates the presence of Fe (iron) 2+ ions. If the precipitate is red-brown, this indicates the presence of Fe (iron) 3+ ions.

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Iron tablets can be powdered and analyzed potentiometrycally using Metrohm titrators with simple redox titration. Metrohm has a application bulletin dedicated for iron analysis.

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A flame test...represents the different energies of electromagnetic radiation

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Each metal ion has a specfic test in qualitative analysis.

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