How to seperate and precipitate cu^2+ ions from Ni^2+ ions in solution
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How to seperate and precipitate cu^2+ ions from Ni^2+ ions in solution
Solubility product:
- Copper ion belongs to group 2 and Ni ion belongs to group 4.
- The solubility product of both of the ions are different.
- Copper ions are precipitated in acidic medium and Ni ions are precipitated in basic medium.
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View this answer{eq}Cu^{2+} {/eq} ion belongs to the second group and it can be precipitated by passing {eq}H_{2}S {/eq} gas in acidic medium.
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