The ta then informs the students that there are two ions in their unknown. You have already tested your unknown with na2so4 and saw the solution formed a white solid. You only have enough of your sample for one more test. What is the first ion in your unknown and what test should you conduct in order to determine the other unknown ion?.



Answer :

The correct answer is the First ion: Ba²+; the Next test: is NaOH (1 drop then excess).

Unknown solution + NaSo4 → White precipitate

A precipitation reaction is a chemical phenomenon that occurs in aqueous solutions when two ionic bonds combine to form an insoluble salt. A precipitate is an insoluble salt formed during the precipitation process.

A Precipitation reaction is often a double displacement phenomenon that forms a precipitate, a residue in solid form. When two or more solutions with different salt concentrations are combined, these reactions form insoluble salts that precipitate out of solution.

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