On the reaction below, which compound can form a precipitate? Fe(NO:); 1+ NaOH Fe(OH); + NaNO, *Mark only one oval.O Fe(NO:):ONaOHO NaNOsbelantO Fe(OH)sOn the reaction below, which of the following are a pair of spectator ions?Fe(NO:), + NaOH Fe(OH), + NaNO:->Mark only one oval.OFe3+ and OH-OH- and NO,-ONa' and NO,-ONa* and OH-

1st question:- First we will see the balanced general reaction as below, Balanced reaction,…

On the reaction below, which compound can form a precipitate? Fe(NO:): + NaOH Fe(OH); + NaNO, * Mark only one oval. Fe(NO.): NaOH NaNOs Fe(OH): On the reaction below, which of the following are a pair of spectator ions? Fe(NO:), + NAOH Fe(OH), + NaNO, * Mark only one oval. Fe3 and OH- - and NO:- Na' and NOs 0000 00

On the reaction below, which compound can form a precipitate? Fe(NO:): + NaOH Fe(OH); + NaNO, * Mark only one oval. Fe(NO.): NaOH NaNOs Fe(OH): On the reaction below, which of the following are a pair of spectator ions? Fe(NO:), + NAOH Fe(OH), + NaNO, * Mark only one oval. Fe3 and OH- - and NO:- Na' and NOs 0000 00

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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