lew History BookmarksBookmarks|||YointsContentIFFLIN27O CHEMICAL REACTIONSPredicting precipitationsolution Airon(III) nitratelead(II) nitrateformula in the last column.Complete the table below by deciding whether a precipitate forms when aqueous solutions A and Bpotassium sulfideWindowWindow HelpExplanationA ALEKS-Katelyn Pearson...reedeor omenI cup of cleaned and1 pound of onions wsolution Bpotassium hydroxideCheckpotassium chloridecopper(II) nitratesecond messageMaybe: Katelyn PearsonAttachments: 2 ImagesDoes aprecipitate formwhen A and Bare mixed?[Appointment Reminder]...yes noyes2:26 PMVMIOempiricalformula ofprecipitate0www-awu.aleks.comU0S**MacBook Airb Answered00© 2023 McGraw H

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solution A iron (III) nitrate lead(II) nitrate potassium sulfide solution B potassium hydroxide potassium chloride copper(II) nitrate Does a precipitate form when A and B are mixed? yes yes yes no no no empirical formula of precipitate

solution A iron (III) nitrate lead(II) nitrate potassium sulfide solution B potassium hydroxide potassium chloride copper(II) nitrate Does a precipitate form when A and B are mixed? yes yes yes no no no empirical formula of precipitate

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