Some anions fall into distinctive categories that are specific to their class of ions. Though additional tests may also be necessary to confirm a specific ion, these distinctive categories offer a valuable first step for determining whether a specific anion is present. Match each anion to the characteristic that is most distinctive for confirming the presence of that anion in solution. The anion forms a volatile weak acid The anion acts as an oxidizing or The anion forms a precipitate under upon addition of strong acid. reducing agent. limited conditions. Answer Bank NO, so; - so; - s2 - cơ3 - CI

Some anions fall into distinctive categories that are specific to their class of ions. Though additional tests may also be necessary to confirm a specific ion, these distinctive categories offer a valuable first step for determining whether a specific anion is present. Match each anion to the characteristic that is most distinctive for confirming the presence of that anion in solution. The anion forms a volatile weak acid The anion acts as an oxidizing or The anion forms a precipitate under upon addition of strong acid. reducing agent. limited conditions. Answer Bank NO, so; - so; - s2 - cơ3 - CI

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