A. Chemical Properties of Known CompoundsIndicate your observations in the reaction matrix.TestNaCl(aq)Na₂CO,(aq)PCNRAgNO,(aq)NaOH(aq)OHCl(aq)Part A.1Part A.2PCPart A.3NRNRsWrite formulas for the precipitates that formed in Part A. (See Appendix E)MgSO (aq)NRCCNR2 NaClas boNH₂Cl(aq) butPCNnMRNRodes seH₂O(1)NRCCA₂ (16) A₂ (0₂ (5) ASZ JOS) A₂ C1 (1) A₂ (OH)NRNRM₂ (OH)₂NRNRNRNRWRNRMg 504 (an)Wn(CNR

We have to write the formula of precipitates

Write formulas for the precipitates that formed in Part A. (See Appendix E) A₂Cl (s) A₂ (0₂6) Az NR NR NR Part A.1 Part A.2 Part A.3 2 NaCl a bo A₂Cl(s) M₂ (OH)₂ NR NR NR A₂ (OH) NR NR mobil

Write formulas for the precipitates that formed in Part A. (See Appendix E) A₂Cl (s) A₂ (0₂6) Az NR NR NR Part A.1 Part A.2 Part A.3 2 NaCl a bo A₂Cl(s) M₂ (OH)₂ NR NR NR A₂ (OH) NR NR mobil

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A. Chemical Properties of Known Compounds
Indicate your observations in the reaction matrix.
Test
NaCl(aq)
Na₂CO,(aq)
PC
NR
AgNO,(aq)
NaOH(aq)
OHCl(aq)
Part A.1
Part A.2
PC
Part A.3
NR
NR
s
Write formulas for the precipitates that formed in Part A. (See Appendix E)
MgSO (aq)
NR
CC
NR
2 NaCl
as bo
NH₂Cl(aq) but
PC
Nn
MR
NR
odes se
H₂O(1)
NR
CC
A₂ (16) A₂ (0₂ (5) ASZ JOS) A₂ C1 (1) A₂ (OH)
NR
NR
M₂ (OH)₂
NR
NR
NR
NR
WR
NR
Mg 504 (an)
Wn
(C
NR

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