Incorrect Question 5 0/1 pts When trying to identify the anion present in the unknown sample, a student dissolved a small amount of the unknown compound in water and added barium ion to the solution. No reaction was observed. The student then dissolved a small amount of the unknown compound in water, added a small amount of 3.0 M sufuric acid and heated the solution in a warm water bath. No reaction was observed. Finally, the student dissolved a small amount of the unknown compound in water and added silver ion to the solution. No reaction was observed. Based on these results, which anion(s) are still possibly present in the unknown compound. Select all that may apply. Carbontae Nitrate Chloride lodide Nitrite Bromide Sulfate

Incorrect Question 5 0/1 pts When trying to identify the anion present in the unknown sample, a student dissolved a small amount of the unknown compound in water and added barium ion to the solution. No reaction was observed. The student then dissolved a small amount of the unknown compound in water, added a small amount of 3.0 M sufuric acid and heated the solution in a warm water bath. No reaction was observed. Finally, the student dissolved a small amount of the unknown compound in water and added silver ion to the solution. No reaction was observed. Based on these results, which anion(s) are still possibly present in the unknown compound. Select all that may apply. Carbontae Nitrate Chloride lodide Nitrite Bromide Sulfate

Chemical Principles in the Laboratory

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Chapter20: Rates Of Chemical Reactions, I. The Iodination Of Acetone

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Problem 1ASA: In a reaction involving the iodination of acetone, the following volumes were used to make up the...

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