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Why do the amphoteric hydroxides form on addition of a little NaOH(aq), but dissolve in excess, to give a solution?
Cr3+ forms green-blue ppt, then a green solution.
Al3+ forms a white ppt, then a colourless solution.
Zn2+ forms a white ppt, then a colourless solution.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Cr3+ forms green-blue ppt, then a green solution.
Al3+ forms a white ppt, then a colourless solution.
Zn2+ forms a white ppt, then a colourless solution.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Why do the amphoteric hydroxides form on addition of a little NaOH(aq), but dissolve in excess, to give a solution?
Cr3+ forms green-blue ppt, then a green solution.
Al3+ forms a white ppt, then a colourless solution.
Zn2+ forms a white ppt, then a colourless solution.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Why do the amphoteric hydroxides form on addition of a little NaOH(aq), but dissolve in excess, to give a solution?
Cr3+ forms green-blue ppt, then a green solution.
Al3+ forms a white ppt, then a colourless solution.
Zn2+ forms a white ppt, then a colourless solution.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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