The substance to be analyzed - is white, highly soluble in water salt. Flame coloration test gives carmine red color. Interaction with concentrated sulfuric acid leads to evolving of gas with pungent odour. Interaction with weak sulfuric acid solution leads to white precipitate formation. Interaction with water solution of silver nitrate leads to formation of white curdy precipitate, which soluble in A saturated ammonium carbonate solution. What kind of substance is this? SrCl2 NaNO 2 MgCl2 Ca(NO3) 2

The substance to be analyzed - is white, highly soluble in water salt. Flame coloration test gives carmine red color. Interaction with concentrated sulfuric acid leads to evolving of gas with pungent odour. Interaction with weak sulfuric acid solution leads to white precipitate formation. Interaction with water solution of silver nitrate leads to formation of white curdy precipitate, which soluble in A saturated ammonium carbonate solution. What kind of substance is this? SrCl2 NaNO 2 MgCl2 Ca(NO3) 2

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