In a chemical reaction, a student mixes two colorless solutions, Solution A and Solution B, and observes the formation of a green precipitate. However, upon repeating the experiment using the same solutions and conditions, the student obtains a different observation: no precipitate is formed, and the solutions remain colorless. Explain this discrepancy and propose a possible explanation for the observed phenomena.

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