Question: A solution of Pb(CO3)2(aq) is combined with a solution of NH4Cl(aq).Identify the precipitate (if any) and the spectator ions (if any) in the resultingreaction.PrecipitatenonePbCl2nonePbCl2 and (NH4)2CO3(NH4)2CO3Spectator ionsPb²+, Cl-, NH4+, CO3²-NH4* and CO3²-nonenonePb2+ and Cl TABLE 4.1 Solubility Guidelines for Common lonic Compounds in WaterSoluble lonic CompoundsImportant ExceptionsCompounds containingInsoluble lonic CompoundsCompounds containingNO₂CH3COOCIBrI-SO²-S²-CO²-PO4OHNoneNoneCompounds of Ag+, Hg2+, and Pb²2Compounds of Ag+, Hg2+, andPb²Compounds of Ag+, Hg2+, and Pb²Compounds of Sr²+, Ba²+, Hg2+,Important ExceptionsCompounds of NH+, the alkali metal cSr²+ and Ba2+Compounds of NH, and the alkali mCompounds of NH, and the alkali mCompounds of NH+, the alkali metal2+Sr²+and Ba2+

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Question: A solution of Pb(CO3)2(aq) is combined with a solution of NH4Cl(aq). Identify the precipitate (if any) and the spectator ions (if any) in the resulting reaction. Precipitate none PbCl2 none PbCl2 and (NH4)2CO3 (NH4)2CO3 Spectator ions Pb²+, Cl-, NH4+, CO3²- NH4* and CO3²- none none Pb2+ and Cl

Question: A solution of Pb(CO3)2(aq) is combined with a solution of NH4Cl(aq). Identify the precipitate (if any) and the spectator ions (if any) in the resulting reaction. Precipitate none PbCl2 none PbCl2 and (NH4)2CO3 (NH4)2CO3 Spectator ions Pb²+, Cl-, NH4+, CO3²- NH4* and CO3²- none none Pb2+ and Cl

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