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In a flame test experiment, Sodium gives the brightest and most persistent colour in the flame. Do you think that Potassium could be detected visually in the presence of Sodium, by heating this mixture in a flame? Explain your answer.
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I suppose you could depending on the resulting colour once exposed to the flame. I am not sure about the spectrum color of inorganics, so you might want to check your book.
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