[7] please help me answer this question and show your solution/explanation after. Which of the following is CORRECTLY matched?Select one:O a. Zn2* with Ka[Fe(CN)6]: white precipitateO b. Cu2* with excess NH3: deep blue precipitateOc.Ca2* with NaC204: yellow precipitateOd.Fe3+ with NaSCN: blood-red solution

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Which of the following is CORRECTLY matched? Select one: O a. Zn2* with Ka[Fe(CN)c]: white precipitate Ob. Cu2* with excess NH3: deep blue precipitate O C. Ca?* with NaC204: yellow precipitate

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Chapter21: Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry

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