A student is provided with an unknown solution, which will contain one of the following anions: chloride (Cl), phosphate (PO ), or sulfate (so?). The unknown solution is mixed with barium nitrate, iron(III) nitrate, and silver nitrate. The student's observations are shown below. Ba(NO;), (aq) | Fe(NO;), (aq) A£NO, (aq) Unknown solution precipitate precipitate precipitate Which anion does the unknown solution contain? Select the single best answer. Note: Reference the Solubility of ionic compounds in water table for additional information. Sulfate, SO O Chloride, Cl O Phosphate, PO

A student is provided with an unknown solution, which will contain one of the following anions: chloride (Cl), phosphate (PO ), or sulfate (so?). The unknown solution is mixed with barium nitrate, iron(III) nitrate, and silver nitrate. The student's observations are shown below. Ba(NO;), (aq) | Fe(NO;), (aq) A£NO, (aq) Unknown solution precipitate precipitate precipitate Which anion does the unknown solution contain? Select the single best answer. Note: Reference the Solubility of ionic compounds in water table for additional information. Sulfate, SO O Chloride, Cl O Phosphate, PO

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A student is provided with an unknown solution, which will contain one of the following anions: chloride (Cl), phosphate (PO),
or sulfate
The unknown solution is mixed with barium nitrate, iron(III) nitrate, and silver nitrate. The student's observations are shown below.
Ba(NO;), (aq) Fe(NO,), (aq) A£NO, (aq)
Unknown solution
precipitate
precipitate
precipitate
Which anion does the unknown solution contain? Select the single best answer,
Note: Reference the Solubility of ionic compounds in water table for additional information.
O Sulfate, SO
O Chloride, CI
O Phosphate, PO

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