You have three known solutions: 1) Na,CO, 2) Bacl, 3) KNO, Even though you know that you have these three solutions, you do not know which one is which because they are not labeled. Which one of the following reagents should you add to each solution to be able to accurately identify and label them? Select one: А. Саcl, X B. We need more than one of these reagents to be able to identify all three solutions С. NaOH D. HCI E. H,SO,

You have three known solutions: 1) Na,CO, 2) Bacl, 3) KNO, Even though you know that you have these three solutions, you do not know which one is which because they are not labeled. Which one of the following reagents should you add to each solution to be able to accurately identify and label them? Select one: А. Саcl, X B. We need more than one of these reagents to be able to identify all three solutions С. NaOH D. HCI E. H,SO,

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You have three known solutions:
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2) Ваcl
3 ) ΚNO,
Even though you know that you have these three solutions, you do not know which one is which because
they are not labeled. Which one of the following reagents should you add to each solution to be able to
accurately identify and label them?
Select one:
A. Cacl, X
B. We need more than one of these reagents to be able to identify all three solutions
С. NaOH
D. HCI
E. H,SO,

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