3 Consider images A and B below, and then answer the following questions:ABa. Which image better represents the solution formed when MgCl₂ is dissolved in water? Explain your choice.b. Which image better represents the solution formed when OCl2 is dissolved in water? Explain your choice.c. Which solution would produce a precipitate upon addition of AgNO3? Explain.

1. Part (a): Which image better represents the solution formed when MgCl₂ is dissolved in water?…

Answered: 3 Consider images A and B below, and…

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