You have an aqueous solution containing one or more of the following anions CO3*, cr, r and SO4. When you add Ba(NO)3(aq) you get a precipitate.You separate the precipitate (A) from the supernatant (B). To the precipitate (A), you add HCI(aq) and the solution fizzes and produces a colorless,odorless gas. To the supernatant (B), you add Ag(NO)3 and there is no reaction. Identify which ions are present, might be present, or are not presentCo32-A. presentB. not presentCIC. might be presentSoą2-

Here, the ions present are: CO32-, Cl-, I- and SO42-. To the above ions, Ba(NO3)2 is added, a…

You have an aqueous solution containing one or more of the following anions CO32*, CI', r and SO42. When you add Ba(NO)3(aq) you get a precipitate. You separate the precipitate (A) from the supernatant (B). To the precipitate (A), vou add HCl(aa) and the solution fizzes and produces a colorless, odorless gas. To the supernatant (B), you add Ag(NO)3 and there is no reaction. Identify which ions are present, might be present, or are not present Co32- A. present B. not present C. might be present S042-

You have an aqueous solution containing one or more of the following anions CO32*, CI', r and SO42. When you add Ba(NO)3(aq) you get a precipitate. You separate the precipitate (A) from the supernatant (B). To the precipitate (A), vou add HCl(aa) and the solution fizzes and produces a colorless, odorless gas. To the supernatant (B), you add Ag(NO)3 and there is no reaction. Identify which ions are present, might be present, or are not present Co32- A. present B. not present C. might be present S042-

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