Metal ions can be separated from a mixture by a selective precipitation.The technique involves adding a series of aqueous solutions that will selectivelyprecinitate one of the fonsA solution X contains the following substances given in the schematicrepresentation:KNO: (al• Pb(NO1)2 (a• Cu(NOa)2 ()• Ba(NO3)z (aKNO,Ba(NO,)ı (aqSOLUTION XThe following solutions given below added to SOLUTION X senerntely and also in thegiven order:KCI ()K.SO ()K:CO taa) Show that after the addition of all the solutions listed above will leave only onesubstance in the solution (not precipitated) and name that substance.b) Write the balonced molecular eanation and net-lonie equation for the reactionsoccuring after the addition off each solutions to the SOLUTION X.

The solutions which are added later in the solution X namely potassium chloride, potassium sulfate…

Metal ions can be separated from a mixture by a selective precipitation. The technique involves adding a series of aqueous solutions that will selectively precinitate one of the fons A solution X contains the following substances given in the schematic representation: KNO: (wl Pb(NO:)2 (al Cu(NOs)2 ( • Ba(NO3)2 (a KNO, Ba(NO,)z (aq Ph(NOsk e SOLUTION X The following solutions given helow added to SOLUTION X senerately and also in the given grder: LKCI () K.SO () K:COa tau) a) Show that after the addition of all the solutions listed above will leave only one substance in the solution (not precipitated) and name that substance. b) Write the balonced molecular eanation and netlonc eouation for the reactions occuring after the addition of each solutions to the SOLUTION X.

Metal ions can be separated from a mixture by a selective precipitation. The technique involves adding a series of aqueous solutions that will selectively precinitate one of the fons A solution X contains the following substances given in the schematic representation: KNO: (wl Pb(NO:)2 (al Cu(NOs)2 ( • Ba(NO3)2 (a KNO, Ba(NO,)z (aq Ph(NOsk e SOLUTION X The following solutions given helow added to SOLUTION X senerately and also in the given grder: LKCI () K.SO () K:COa tau) a) Show that after the addition of all the solutions listed above will leave only one substance in the solution (not precipitated) and name that substance. b) Write the balonced molecular eanation and netlonc eouation for the reactions occuring after the addition of each solutions to the SOLUTION X.

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Metal ions can be separated from a mixture by a selective precipitation.
The technique involves adding a series of aqueous solutions that will selectively
precinitate one of the fons
A solution X contains the following substances given in the schematic
representation:
KNO: (al
• Pb(NO1)2 (a
• Cu(NOa)2 ()
• Ba(NO3)z (a
KNO,
Ba(NO,)ı (aq
SOLUTION X
The following solutions given below added to SOLUTION X senerntely and also in the
given order:
KCI ()
K.SO ()
K:CO ta
a) Show that after the addition of all the solutions listed above will leave only one
substance in the solution (not precipitated) and name that substance.
b) Write the balonced molecular eanation and net-lonie equation for the reactions
occuring after the addition off each solutions to the SOLUTION X.

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