QUESTION 1A salt containing an "unknown" anion is analyzed using the three Classification tests. Use the data to determine the identity of the anion.Test A-with barium and acid: the solution turns cloudy white and thickly opaque. Adding acid has no effect on the white substance.Test B-with acid: the solution remains clear and colorless like water.Test C-with silver and acid: the solution becomes slightly cloudy, like white thin fog. Adding acid removes the fog and the solution is colorless again.O SO4²- 5032 O CO32- O PO4³- O NO3 O NO₂ O cr O Br OrQUESTION 2A salt containing an "unknown" anion is analyzed using the three Classification tests. Use the data to determine the identity of the anion.Test A-with barium and acid: the solution remains colorless like water after the addition of the barium reagent and after the addition of the acid.Test B-with acid: the solution remains colorless.Test C- with silver and acid: the solution turns slightly cloudy, like a very thin fog or streaks of oil in water, when the silver reagent is added. The acid removes thefoggy appearance, and the final solution looks like water.O SO42- SO32- O CO32- PO4³- NO3 NO₂ cr Br rQUESTION 3A salt containing an "unknown" anion is analyzed using the three Classification tests. Use the data to determine the identity of the anion.Test A- with barium and acid: the solution turns cloudy white and opaque. Adding acid causes rapid bubbling; the bubbles are colorless and odorless. Whensufficient acid is added, the white substance is gone and the solution appears like water.Test B-with acid: the colorless solution begins to bubble, like carbonation in Sprite.Test C- with silver and acid: the solution becomes cloudy, dull white. Adding acid causes rapid bubbling and the white substance dissolves away. The finalsolution is colorless.SO4²- 5032 CO3²- PO4³- NO3¹ N°₂¹ Cr Brr

1) we have to identify the anion by analysing TestA, Test B and Test C Note: According to Q&A…

A salt containing an "unknown" anion is analyzed using the three Classification tests. Use the data to determine the identity of the anion. Test A-with barium and acid: the solution turns cloudy white and thickly opaque. Adding acid has no effect on the white substance. Test B-with acid: the solution remains clear and colorless like water. Test C-with silver and acid: the solution becomes slightly cloudy, like white thin fog. Adding acid removes the fog and the solution is colorless again. O s042503² O co₂2 O PO4³ O NOS O NO₂ O cr Oor Or

A salt containing an "unknown" anion is analyzed using the three Classification tests. Use the data to determine the identity of the anion. Test A-with barium and acid: the solution turns cloudy white and thickly opaque. Adding acid has no effect on the white substance. Test B-with acid: the solution remains clear and colorless like water. Test C-with silver and acid: the solution becomes slightly cloudy, like white thin fog. Adding acid removes the fog and the solution is colorless again. O s042503² O co₂2 O PO4³ O NOS O NO₂ O cr Oor Or

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