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Need a single reagent that I could use to distinguish NaI from NaNO3. NaOH, HCl, NH4Br, or Pb(NO3)2??
15 years ago

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DrBob222
Are these in solution or are they solids?
15 years ago
Nick Bones
They are aqueous solutions, yes, and I think NaOH would do it, but then again I also feel HCl would as well. Help please.
15 years ago

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