Analyze the table of some common inorganic precipitating agents and answer the following questions:Zn and Sn ions coprecipitate when they exist in solution to form mixed oxides. Suggest a precipitating agent that precipitate one of the oxidesa.onlyA silver chloride precipitate is precipitated in gravimetric analysis. Which solution would you recommend to wash the precipitate: AGNO3 or HNO3.Justify your answer.b.PrecipitatingElement precipitatedagentNH3(aq)Be (BeO), Al (A12O3), Sc(Sc203), Cr (Cr203), Fe (Fe203) Ga (Ga2O3),Zr (Zr02), In (In2O3), Sn (SnO2), U (U3O8)H2SCu (CuO), Zn (ZnO or Zn2O4), Ge (GeO), As (As203 or As205), Mo(Mo03), Sn (SnO2), Sb (Sb2O3 or Sb2O5)(NH4)2SHg (HgS), Co (Co304)(NH4);HPO4Mg (Mg2P2O7), Al (AIPO4), Mn (Mn2P2O7), Zn (Zn2P2O7), Zr(Z12P207), Cd (Cd2P207), Bi (BİP04)H2SO4Li, Mn, Sr, Cd, Pb, Ba (all as sulfates)H;C¿O4Ca (СаО), Sr (SrO), Th (ThО2)HCIAg (AgCl), Hg (Hg2C12), Na (NaCl), Si (SiO2)AGNO3CI (A£CI), Br (AgBr), I (Agl)(NH4);CO3Bi (Bi2O3)NH,SCNCu [Cu2(SCN)2]HNO3Sn (SnO2)BaClzSoF (BASO4)

a. Given that, Zn and Sn ions coprecipitate when they exist in a solution to form mixed oxide. We…

Zn and Sn ions coprecipitate when they exist in solution to form mixed oxides. Suggest a precipitating agent that precipitate one of the oxides only a. A silver chloride precipitate is precipitated in gravimetric analysis. Which solution would you recommend to wash the precipitate: AGNO3 or HNO3. Justify your answer. b. Precipitating Element precipitated agent

Zn and Sn ions coprecipitate when they exist in solution to form mixed oxides. Suggest a precipitating agent that precipitate one of the oxides only a. A silver chloride precipitate is precipitated in gravimetric analysis. Which solution would you recommend to wash the precipitate: AGNO3 or HNO3. Justify your answer. b. Precipitating Element precipitated agent

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