When we combine two aqueous salts with the same anion: A. PRECIPITATE B. NO REACTION When we combine two aqueous salts with the same cation: A. PRECIPITATE B. NO REACTION Generally, which cations produce precipitates? Barium Calcium Sodium Potassium Silver Generally, which anions never seem to produce precipitates? chlorides sulfates carbonates nitrates

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Cations Anions Precipitate No reaction
When we combine
two aqueous salts
with the same anion:
A. PRECIPITATE
B. NO REACTION
When we combine
two aqueous salts
with the same cation:
A. PRECIPITATE
B. NO REACTION
Generally, which
cations produce
precipitates?
Barium
Calcium
Sodium
Potassium
Silver
Generally, which
anions never seem to
produce precipitates?
chlorides
sulfates
carbonates
nitrates
Transcribed Image Text:When we combine two aqueous salts with the same anion: A. PRECIPITATE B. NO REACTION When we combine two aqueous salts with the same cation: A. PRECIPITATE B. NO REACTION Generally, which cations produce precipitates? Barium Calcium Sodium Potassium Silver Generally, which anions never seem to produce precipitates? chlorides sulfates carbonates nitrates
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A precipitation reaction occur when cations and anions of two solutions in aqueous medium combine to form an insoluble solid called a precipitate. This solid is insoluble in water that comes out of the solution.

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