PART B: ANION TESTS OPERATION OBSERVATION CONCLUSION Section 4: Test for Carbonate (CO,“) ions 6 M HCI with Na,CO, Bubbling 6 M HCl with NaCl Clear solution 6 M HCI with Na,SO, Clear solution 6 M HCI with Na,PO, Clear solution 6 M HCI with unknown Clear solution Section 5: Test for Chloride (CI) ions HNO, added After AGNO, with Na,C0, / HNO, AGNO, with NaCl / HNO, AGNO, with Na,SO,/ HNO, AGNO, with Na,PO,/ HNO, White precipitate Clear solution White precipitate Precipitate stays Clear solution Clear solution White precipitate Clear solution AGNO, with unknown / HNo,White precipitate Clear solution Section 6: Test for Sulfate (S0,²) ions HNO, added After BaCl, with Na,CO,/ HNO, White precipitate|Clear solution BaCl, with NaCI / HNO, Clear solution Clear solution BaCl, with Na,S0,/ HNO, White precipitate Precipitate stays BaCl, with Na,PO,/ HNO, White precipitate Clear solution BaCl, with unknown / HNO,White precipitate Precipitate stays Section 7: Test for Phosphate (PO,³) ions (NH,),MoO, with Na,CO, Clear solution |(NH,),MoO, with NaCl (NH,),MoO, with Na,SO, (NH,),MoO, with Na,PO, Clear solution Clear solution Yellow precipitate |(NH),MoO, with unknown Clear solution The unknown anion is

PART B: ANION TESTS OPERATION OBSERVATION CONCLUSION Section 4: Test for Carbonate (CO,“) ions 6 M HCI with Na,CO, Bubbling 6 M HCl with NaCl Clear solution 6 M HCI with Na,SO, Clear solution 6 M HCI with Na,PO, Clear solution 6 M HCI with unknown Clear solution Section 5: Test for Chloride (CI) ions HNO, added After AGNO, with Na,C0, / HNO, AGNO, with NaCl / HNO, AGNO, with Na,SO,/ HNO, AGNO, with Na,PO,/ HNO, White precipitate Clear solution White precipitate Precipitate stays Clear solution Clear solution White precipitate Clear solution AGNO, with unknown / HNo,White precipitate Clear solution Section 6: Test for Sulfate (S0,²) ions HNO, added After BaCl, with Na,CO,/ HNO, White precipitate|Clear solution BaCl, with NaCI / HNO, Clear solution Clear solution BaCl, with Na,S0,/ HNO, White precipitate Precipitate stays BaCl, with Na,PO,/ HNO, White precipitate Clear solution BaCl, with unknown / HNO,White precipitate Precipitate stays Section 7: Test for Phosphate (PO,³) ions (NH,),MoO, with Na,CO, Clear solution |(NH,),MoO, with NaCl (NH,),MoO, with Na,SO, (NH,),MoO, with Na,PO, Clear solution Clear solution Yellow precipitate |(NH),MoO, with unknown Clear solution The unknown anion is

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