Question 1 1. A solution containing an ionic compound is subjected to the anion and cation confirmation tests performed in this experiment, providing the following results: • Addition of silver nitrate: a bright yellow precipitate formed. • Flame test: a purple color was observed. Identify the ionic compound and write the chemical reaction that occurs when the ionic compound interacts with the silver nitrate. Identify the spectator ions. U E T T 0 Word(s) iii

Question 1 1. A solution containing an ionic compound is subjected to the anion and cation confirmation tests performed in this experiment, providing the following results: • Addition of silver nitrate: a bright yellow precipitate formed. • Flame test: a purple color was observed. Identify the ionic compound and write the chemical reaction that occurs when the ionic compound interacts with the silver nitrate. Identify the spectator ions. U E T T 0 Word(s) iii

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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