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Group V and VI cations (Ba, Sr, Ca, Mg) and NH4+
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Among the following cations, the one that gives a crimson-red flame is
A
Ba
X
2
+
B
Ca
X
2
+
C
Mg
X
2
+
D
Sr
X
2
+
Answer: D
Strontium salts give a crimson-red flame. Barium gives apple green, calcium gives brick red, and magnesium gives no characteristic colour.
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