Give the results observed (precipitate formed or not, and the corresponding color if there is) when the BaCl, is added separately to the test solutions of the anions under the column neutral. Write the results (dissolved or not dissolved) observed when the precipitate formed is treated with acid under the column acidic. Anions Neutral Acidic Nitrate Chloride lodide Sulfide Sulfate Carbonate Phosphate Chromate

Give the results observed (precipitate formed or not, and the corresponding color if there is) when the BaCl, is added separately to the test solutions of the anions under the column neutral. Write the results (dissolved or not dissolved) observed when the precipitate formed is treated with acid under the column acidic. Anions Neutral Acidic Nitrate Chloride lodide Sulfide Sulfate Carbonate Phosphate Chromate

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