Could someone just directly answer the question its really important

Try. You don't need to have started A Levels to understand that page.

It's the way my question is worded so I don't understand what I am looking for

I have tried findings answer for 2 weeks.

I understand that, and that's why I'm still sat on this thread trying to help you, but I cannot help you until you help me; what exactly on the chemguide page do you not understand? I need to know this so that I can guide you through it.

It's the way my question is worded so I don't understand what I am looking for

Break down the question:

The first part asks you to " Describe how you could distinguish between separate solutions of sodium fluoride , sodium chloride , sodium bromide and sodium iodide using separate solutions silver nitrate and ammonia." It's a hypothetical scenario where you've got four different sodium salts, but you don't know which is which. You've got to use "separate solutions of silver nitrate and ammonia", so you have a solution of silver nitrate, and another solution of ammonia, to test the four sodium salts to find out which is which.

On the chemguide page, there is a table which describes how each sodium salt will react in the presence of the silver nitrate. Further down the page, there is a description of what happens when an ammonia solution is added. You simply need to convert this information into written form to answer the first part. You don't necessarily need everything on the page to answer the question.

The second part of the question asks you to "Predict the effect of concentrated ammonia solution on silver astatide ,AgAt and explain your answer.". Astatide is another halogen further down the group 7 elements, but it only exists for a short period before it decays radioactively. Therefore, you can only predict what would happen using your knowledge of the halogens further up the group. It's just an extrapolation exercise.

Break down the question:

The first part asks you to " Describe how you could distinguish between separate solutions of sodium fluoride , sodium chloride , sodium bromide and sodium iodide using separate solutions silver nitrate and ammonia." It's a hypothetical scenario where you've got four different sodium salts, but you don't know which is which. You've got to use "separate solutions of silver nitrate and ammonia", so you have a solution of silver nitrate, and another solution of ammonia, to test the four sodium salts to find out which is which.

On the chemguide page, there is a table which describes how each sodium salt will react in the presence of the silver nitrate. Further down the page, there is a description of what happens when an ammonia solution is added. You simply need to convert this information into written form to answer the first part. You don't necessarily need everything on the page to answer the question.

The second part of the question asks you to "Predict the effect of concentrated ammonia solution on silver astatide ,AgAt and explain your answer.". Astatide is another halogen further down the group 7 elements, but it only exists for a short period before it decays radioactively. Therefore, you can only predict what would happen using your knowledge of the halogens further up the group. It's just an extrapolation exercise.

Don't do his work to determine whether he'll be able to cope with chemistry next year for him - he'll end up taking AS and then failing.

Describe how you could distinguish between separate solutions of sodium fluoride , sodium chloride , sodium bromide and sodium iodide using separate solutions silver nitrate and ammonia.

Predict the effect of concentrated ammonia solution on silver astatide ,AgAt and explain your answer.

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Don't do his work to determine whether he'll be able to cope with chemistry next year for him - he'll end up taking AS and then failing.

Don't do his work to determine whether he'll be able to cope with chemistry next year for him - he'll end up taking AS and then failing.

Look I don't understand because I haven't stated a level

I won't as I have only 3 questions left to answer so don't be dumb.

If I were somebody who had been provided the answers 8x over several days and several threads and still didn't know what they were I wouldn't accuse other people of being dumb.

I won't as I have only 3 questions left to answer so don't be dumb.

Seriously- if you're trying to get people to spell out the answer for you instead of just reading it for yourself, that (quite frankly) lazy and bad attitude isn't going to get you a dentistry degree. You're going to have to put the work and reading in yourself. If you don't understand something, find another source like a youtube tutorial or text book. This is just meant as a reality check, not to be nasty.

Go away

Lol.