On adding sodium hydroxide solution to .... . solution it forms a white precipitate soluble in excess of it, and by adding this unknown solution to barium chloride solution it forms a Precipitate. FeCl3/Reddish brown a. b. Al2(SO4)3 / White c CaSO4 /White d. FeCl2 / greenish white C.

On adding sodium hydroxide solution to .... . solution it forms a white precipitate soluble in excess of it, and by adding this unknown solution to barium chloride solution it forms a Precipitate. FeCl3/Reddish brown a. b. Al2(SO4)3 / White c CaSO4 /White d. FeCl2 / greenish white C.

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On adding sodium hydroxide solution to
......... solution it forms a white precipitate soluble in
excess of it, and by adding this unknown solution to barium chloride solution it forms a
Precipitate.
FeCl3/Reddish brown
a.
b. Al2(SO4)3 / White
c CaSO4 /White
d. FeCl2 / greenish white

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