A solution may contain, chloride, carbonate, phosphate, and or sulfate ions. Noeffect is observed upon addition of 6m HNO3; this resulting solution will bereferred to as solution 1. No effect is observed on addition of 0.1 AGNO: to solution1. A white precipitate is reported on addition of 1M BaCl2 to solution 1. Finally, ayellow precipitate is observed on addition of 0.5 M (NH4)&M07O24 to solution.Which of the ions are present, which are absent, and which remain undetermined?State your reasoning.

1) As no impact is seen upon the expansion of 6M HNO3, it affirms that CO32-is missing. In the event…

A solution may contain, chloride, carbonate, phosphate, and or sulfate ions. No effect is observed upon addition of 6m HNO3; this resulting solution will be referred to as solution 1. No effect is observed on addition of 0.1 AGNO3 to solution 1. A white precipitate is reported on addition of 1M BaCl2 to solution 1. Finally, a yellow precipitate is observed on addition of 0.5 M (NH4)8M07O24 to solution. Which of the ions are present, which are absent, and which remain undetermined? State your reasoning.

A solution may contain, chloride, carbonate, phosphate, and or sulfate ions. No effect is observed upon addition of 6m HNO3; this resulting solution will be referred to as solution 1. No effect is observed on addition of 0.1 AGNO3 to solution 1. A white precipitate is reported on addition of 1M BaCl2 to solution 1. Finally, a yellow precipitate is observed on addition of 0.5 M (NH4)8M07O24 to solution. Which of the ions are present, which are absent, and which remain undetermined? State your reasoning.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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