1 .What 6 anions are we studying in this lab? (CI-), (Br-), (I-), (SO42-), (PO43-), (CO,2-) 2 .Write the formulas and names for the precipitates that form when the silver ion is mixed with the 6 anions? 3. Write the formulas of the precipitates in question 2 that dissolve in nitric acid? 4. Write the formulas and names for the precipitates that form when the barium ion is mixed with the 6 anions? 5. Write the formulas of the precipitates in question 4 that dissolve in hydrochloric acid? 6. What should happen in the organic solvent test for each of the six anions?

1 .What 6 anions are we studying in this lab? (CI-), (Br-), (I-), (SO42-), (PO43-), (CO,2-) 2 .Write the formulas and names for the precipitates that form when the silver ion is mixed with the 6 anions? 3. Write the formulas of the precipitates in question 2 that dissolve in nitric acid? 4. Write the formulas and names for the precipitates that form when the barium ion is mixed with the 6 anions? 5. Write the formulas of the precipitates in question 4 that dissolve in hydrochloric acid? 6. What should happen in the organic solvent test for each of the six anions?

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