A saturated solution of an unknown solid reacted with AgNO, to give a pale yellow precipitate, and also reacted with Pb(NO,), to give a white precipitate. Based on only these two test results, you can conclude that the unknown solid contains which anion? Write the correct balanced equations for reaction of the anion with each of these reagents.

A saturated solution of an unknown solid reacted with AgNO, to give a pale yellow precipitate, and also reacted with Pb(NO,), to give a white precipitate. Based on only these two test results, you can conclude that the unknown solid contains which anion? Write the correct balanced equations for reaction of the anion with each of these reagents.

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