Choose the correct tests with respective observations.
(A) (acidified with acetic acid) + Chocolate brown precipitate.
(B) Prussian blue precipitate.
(C) , neutralised with → White or bluish white precipitate.
(D) Blue precipitate.
(E) , neutralised with NaOH → White precipitate.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(A) (acidified with acetic acid) + Chocolate brown precipitate.
(B) Prussian blue precipitate.
(C) , neutralised with → White or bluish white precipitate.
(D) Blue precipitate.
(E) , neutralised with NaOH → White precipitate.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
- (A)A, D and E only
- (B)B, D and E only
- (C)A, B and C only✓ Correct
- (D)C, D and E only
Answer: (C)
Solution
Acidified copper sulphate with potassium ferrocyanide gives the chocolate-brown , ferric chloride gives the deep Prussian-blue , and zinc chloride after neutralisation with ammonium hydroxide gives the white to bluish-white ; all three match their stated observations. Magnesium chloride gives a white ferrocyanide, not a blue solid, so that observation is false, and the barium test as described does not hold either. The correctly paired tests are those of copper, iron(III) and zinc.
JEE Main · 2025 · 02 Apr 2025 · Shift 1 · Single correct option