1.Circle any of the following salts which should be soluble in acidic solution;BaF2AgsPO4PbSSn(CIO2)4CaCO3Describe any safety precautions necessary in working with the reagents in thisexperiment.A student has a mixture of Cl and Br in the same aqueous solution. Is it possibleto positively identify both ions? Explain your answer in detail.3.For which anions studied in this experiment are the confirmatory tests exactly thesame as one of the tests performed in Part A, B, or C?4.2.

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Circle any of the following salts which should be soluble in acidic solution;
BaF2
AgsPO4
PbS
Sn(CIO2)4
CaCO3
Describe any safety precautions necessary in working with the reagents in this
experiment.
A student has a mixture of Cl and Br in the same aqueous solution. Is it possible
to positively identify both ions? Explain your answer in detail.
3.
For which anions studied in this experiment are the confirmatory tests exactly the
same as one of the tests performed in Part A, B, or C?
4.
2.

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