In the reversible reaction [Co(H20)s]*(aq) + 4Cl (aq) E>[Co(H20);Cl4]*(aq) + 4H20(1), the initial color of the reaction mixture was a combination of pink and purple. ([Co(H20)s]*(aq) is pink, [Co(H2O),Cl4]? (aq) is purple.) What will happen when large amounts of Ag(NO;) (aq) are added to the reaction and why? (Please use the solubility table in your lab manual.) a) Reaction color will change to pink because cobalt and nitrate will form a precipitate and cobalt will be taken out of solution. b) Reaction color will change to pink because silver and chloride will form a precipitate and chloride will be taken out of solution. c) Reaction color will change to purple because silver nitrate will absorb water and it will be taken out of solution. d) Reaction color will change to purple because we are adding a reactant.

In the reversible reaction [Co(H20)s](aq) + 4Cl (aq) E>[Co(H20);Cl4](aq) + 4H20(1), the initial color of the reaction mixture was a combination of pink and purple. ([Co(H20)s]*(aq) is pink, [Co(H2O),Cl4]? (aq) is purple.) What will happen when large amounts of Ag(NO;) (aq) are added to the reaction and why? (Please use the solubility table in your lab manual.) a) Reaction color will change to pink because cobalt and nitrate will form a precipitate and cobalt will be taken out of solution. b) Reaction color will change to pink because silver and chloride will form a precipitate and chloride will be taken out of solution. c) Reaction color will change to purple because silver nitrate will absorb water and it will be taken out of solution. d) Reaction color will change to purple because we are adding a reactant.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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