Use the precipitation interactive to select the solution that reacts with the Ba(NO,), solution to form a white solid.K,CO,KIO K,SIdentify the precipitate that forms and the spectator ions that remain in the solution following this reaction.Answer BankS (aq)Ва* (аq)BaS(s)BaCO, (s)KNO, (s)I(aq)NO, (aq)Bal, (s) ResourcesLx Give Up?9 Feedback29Identify the precipitate that forms and the spectator ions that remain in the solution following this reaction.Answer Banks (aq)Ba2+(aq)BaS(s)BaCO, (s)KNO, (s)I (aq)NO, (aq)Bal,(s)Co (aq)K*(aq)Incorrect

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Use the precipitation interactive to select the solution that reacts with the Ba(NO,), solution to form a white so K,CO, KI O K,S Identify the precipitate that forms and the spectator ions that remain in the solution following this reaction. Answer Bank s (aq) Ba+(aq) BaS(s) BACO, (s) KNO, (s) I (aq) NO, (aq) Bal, (s)

Use the precipitation interactive to select the solution that reacts with the Ba(NO,), solution to form a white so K,CO, KI O K,S Identify the precipitate that forms and the spectator ions that remain in the solution following this reaction. Answer Bank s (aq) Ba+(aq) BaS(s) BACO, (s) KNO, (s) I (aq) NO, (aq) Bal, (s)

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