4. Test for CO3 and CI Some 6 M HCI is added to the solution that may contain the above ions. Formation of bubbles is noted as the solution is heated. Ions present: Ions absent: Ions undetermined: 5. Test for CI, So,", Co3, and NO; Addition of AgNO; causes no precipitate to form. Addition of BaCl2 to fresh solution also causes no precipitate to form. Ions present: Ions absent: Ions undetermined:

4. Test for CO3 and CI Some 6 M HCI is added to the solution that may contain the above ions. Formation of bubbles is noted as the solution is heated. Ions present: Ions absent: Ions undetermined: 5. Test for CI, So,", Co3, and NO; Addition of AgNO; causes no precipitate to form. Addition of BaCl2 to fresh solution also causes no precipitate to form. Ions present: Ions absent: Ions undetermined:

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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Problem 14.98QE

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