2) Did your sample contain Ag+ ions? 3) What test was most critical in determining if your sample did or did not contain Ag+ ions? Be specific on both the test and the observations/result that led you to your conclusion. 4) Did your sample contain Pb²+ ions? Sample contain Ag+? Type your answer here in this box! Determining the presences of Ag+ Type your answer here in this box, resize if needed! Sample contain Pb²+? Type your answer here in this box! 5) What test was most critical in determining if your sample did or did not contain Pb²+ ions? Be specific on both the test and the observations/result that led you to your conclusion. 6) Did your sample contain Hg₂²+ ions? Determining the presences of Pb²+ Type your answer here in this box, resize if needed! Sample contain Hg2²+? Type your answer here in this box! 7) What test was most critical in determining if your sample did or did not contain Hg₂2+ ions? Be specific on both the test and the observations/result that led you to your conclusion.

2) Did your sample contain Ag+ ions? 3) What test was most critical in determining if your sample did or did not contain Ag+ ions? Be specific on both the test and the observations/result that led you to your conclusion. 4) Did your sample contain Pb²+ ions? Sample contain Ag+? Type your answer here in this box! Determining the presences of Ag+ Type your answer here in this box, resize if needed! Sample contain Pb²+? Type your answer here in this box! 5) What test was most critical in determining if your sample did or did not contain Pb²+ ions? Be specific on both the test and the observations/result that led you to your conclusion. 6) Did your sample contain Hg₂²+ ions? Determining the presences of Pb²+ Type your answer here in this box, resize if needed! Sample contain Hg2²+? Type your answer here in this box! 7) What test was most critical in determining if your sample did or did not contain Hg₂2+ ions? Be specific on both the test and the observations/result that led you to your conclusion.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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