The substance to be analyzed is white, highly soluble in water salt. A barium chloride or silver nitrate (in presence of nitric acid) doesn't precipitation. Reaction with zinc uranyl acetate leads to formation crystals, which have tetrahedral geometry. Addition of antipyrin in aci changes color to red. What kind of substance is this? NaNO3

The substance to be analyzed is white, highly soluble in water salt. A barium chloride or silver nitrate (in presence of nitric acid) doesn't precipitation. Reaction with zinc uranyl acetate leads to formation crystals, which have tetrahedral geometry. Addition of antipyrin in aci changes color to red. What kind of substance is this? NaNO3

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