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Balanced nuclear reaction equation for the beta minus decay of iodine-131 is .
Nuclear reaction is a reaction which changes the identity of an atomic nuclei, when high energetic particles is bombarded on that.
Beta minus decay is one of the example of nuclear reaction, and in this reaction a neutron decays into an electron which is also known as beta particle having no mass in it. And at the same time gamma rays also. In the question, it is given that iodine-131 shows beta minus decay, where the superscript of xenon is 131 and subscript of electron is -1. i.e.
We have to balance the above equation and for that sum of the superscripts and subscripts is always equal on both left and right sides.
Calculation for superscripts:
131 = 131 + y
y = 0.
Calculation for subscripts:
53 = x - 1
x = 53 + 1 = 54
Hence, balanced nuclear equation can be written as .
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Flame test is used to identify  metallic ions present in a sample. Each metallic ion exerts different colors to the flame. Calcium ions imparts intense red color to the flame. Hence, further  confirmation tests are to be done for calcium ions.
Flame test is a preliminary test used to identify the presence of cations in the sample by colors exerted to the flame. Metallic ions such as sodium, potassium, lithium, magnesium etc.
Electrons are excited to higher energy levels by absorbing  energy and then returns to the ground level by emitting in a wavelength of complementary color. That's why see a color in the flame.
Flame test is conducted by making a paste of the sample with HCl and  a glass rod dipped in this paste is shown to the flame. Calcium ions shows' brick red flame.
To confirm the presence of calcium,  to one portion  of the sample solution, oxalic acid is added, if calcium is present a white precipitate of calcium oxalate will be formed.
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