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Click in the Stockroom. The stock solutions of NaCN and Na3PO4 are already approximately 0.1 M. Double-click each bottle to move them to the counter and return to the laboratory. With these solutions you can pour a small amount into a beaker that you have placed on the stir plate and place the pH probe in the solution. Record each pH in the data table. Drag each beaker to the red disposal bucket when you have finished. Were your predictions correct? If not, re-write the balanced net ionic equation below and explain the behavior of the salt in water.
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