14:52 Wed Feb 17* 75%T O+ :Name:Date:EXPERIMENT 2QUALITATIVE CATION ANALYSISPRE-LABORATORY QUESTIONSThe following preparatory questions should be answered before coming to lab. They are intendedto introduce you to several ideas that are important to aspects of the experiment. You must turnin your work to your instructor before you will be allowed to begin the experiment.1. Complete the following solubility table. (Simply enter S for soluble or I for insoluble ineach cell).NO3SO2-CO3²-ClLi*Ag*ICu2+Sr+2. Write net ionic equations for those combinations that produce insoluble products.Co13СHM 1024 — Ехрeriment 2. Qualitative Cation AnalysisPage 1 of 2

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1. Complete the following solubility table. (Simply enter S for soluble or I for insoluble in each cell). NO; Li* Ag" Cu²" Sr* 2. Write net ionic equations for those combinations that produce insoluble products. Ag + Co

1. Complete the following solubility table. (Simply enter S for soluble or I for insoluble in each cell). NO; Li* Ag" Cu²" Sr* 2. Write net ionic equations for those combinations that produce insoluble products. Ag + Co

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