Asked by Temmick
Silver nitrate is added to a solution and precipitate forms. This precipitate dissolves when concentrated ammonia is added. What anion was present in the original solution?
I don't know how to answer this. Also can someone please explain how to identify a cation and anion in a solution.
Thank you.
I don't know how to answer this. Also can someone please explain how to identify a cation and anion in a solution.
Thank you.
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
I took a year of course work to identify cations and anions and you want me to condense all of that into a short answer here? Ha! and LOL.
Cl^- is the anion present.
The best thing you can do is know reactions of anions and cations and the solubility rules. Thos two will take you a long way in qual analysis of cations and anions.
Cl^- is the anion present.
The best thing you can do is know reactions of anions and cations and the solubility rules. Thos two will take you a long way in qual analysis of cations and anions.
Answered by
Temmick
hmm, ok thanks
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