PartialQuestion 2The unknown bottles (solutions) in Set I are:O Na, CO, (aq)O NAOH (ag)NaCi (ag)O HCI (ag)O AGNO, (aq)ZnCl, (aq)O Cuso, (aq)IncorrectQuestion 3The two blue solutions in Set Il are:Cu(NO,), (aq)O CuCl, (aq)O Ba(NO,), (aq)O HCI (ag)O Cuso, (aq)SolutionsSet ISet IIBottles A-EBottles V-ZNaClKCIZnCl,ARNONaOHBa(NO,)2Na;COaCuCl2HCICUSO4

For question 2, provide details of the Set1 solutions.

Incorrect Question 3 The two blue solutions in Set Il are: O CUNO,), (aq) O Cucl, (aq) BalNO,), (aq) D HCI (ag) O Cuso, (aq) Solutions Set I Set II Bottles A-E Bottles V-Z NaCl KCI ZnCl, ARNO NaOH Ba(NO,)2 Na:CO3 CuCl HCI CuSO4

Incorrect Question 3 The two blue solutions in Set Il are: O CUNO,), (aq) O Cucl, (aq) BalNO,), (aq) D HCI (ag) O Cuso, (aq) Solutions Set I Set II Bottles A-E Bottles V-Z NaCl KCI ZnCl, ARNO NaOH Ba(NO,)2 Na:CO3 CuCl HCI CuSO4

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