**Question 8 of 20****Which one of the following would NOT form a precipitate with Ag⁺ in solution?**A) NaClB) NaNO₃C) Na₂SD) NaOHE) All of the combinations will form precipitates.**Explanation:**This question asks which compound, when mixed in a solution containing silver ions (Ag⁺), will not form a solid precipitate. - **A) NaCl**: Typically forms a white precipitate of AgCl.- **B) NaNO₃**: Generally does not form a precipitate as AgNO₃ is soluble in water.- **C) Na₂S**: Can form a black precipitate of Ag₂S.- **D) NaOH**: May form a brown precipitate of Ag₂O.- **E) All of the combinations will form precipitates**: This option is incorrect given the typical solubility rules.The answer is option B, NaNO₃, as it results in no precipitate formation with Ag⁺.

Interpretation: We have to choose which don't form precipitate.

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Which one of the following would NOT form a precipitate with Ag* in solution? A) NaCI B) NaNO, C) Na,s D) NaOH E) All of the combinations will form precipitates.

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