Master Salt Analysis Like a Pro
Your 24/7 Virtual Lab with colourful simulators, revision guides, and NCERT-aligned procedures. Practice systematic analysis of Cations and Anions with instant feedback and viva questions.
Choose Your Path
Structured learning tracks designed for every stage of your preparation.
The Apprentice
Perfect for beginners. Master the fundamentals of systematic analysis with guided assistance.
- Step-by-step guidance
- Real-time hints & help
- Complete walkthroughs
The Analyst
Scale your skills. Independent analysis with randomized salts to build your logic.
- Random salt generation
- Independent procedures
- Logic-based deductions
The Expert
Final preparation. Timed conditions following exact CBSE practical exam marking.
- 10 Minute time limit
- Official marking scheme
- Performance reports
Anion Identification Simulator
Select an anion and simulate its identification using dilute and concentrated H₂SO₄ group tests.
Dry Tests & Flame Analysis
Master the preliminary dry tests that help narrow down the possible cations before wet analysis.
Cation Flowchart for Wet Tests
Understanding Systematic Analysis
Wet tests are carried out in solution. This method relies on the Separation of Cations into Groups using specific Group Reagents. A group reagent precipitates a set of cations (e.g., Dilute HCl precipitates Group I chlorides like PbCl₂).
Crucial Rule: You must strictly follow the order. Only after completely precipitating and separating one group can you proceed to the next. If a cation from a previous group remains, it will interfere with subsequent tests.
Step 1: Precipitation
Add Group Reagent. If a ppt forms, the cation belongs to that group.
Step 2: Filtration
Filter out the ppt. Use the filtrate for the next group.
Step 3: Sequence
Never skip a group. Identify, separate, then proceed.
Cation Identification Simulator
Select a cation and trace its path through the systematic group analysis from Group I to Group VI.
Question Practice
Test your understanding of Salt Analysis with conceptual MCQs and tricky questions.