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Xcm³ of 0.25M sodium chloride was added to lead(II)nitrate until
Xcm³ of 0.25M sodium chloride was added to lead(II)nitrate until in excess,3.86g of a white precipitate were formed.
i)Write an
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predict the outcome of mixing aqueous solutions of the following reactions. write the ionic equations of each.
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if lead nitrate was added to sodium nitrate, how could one get the lead ions out of the sodium nitrate?
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A 6.70 g sample of a binary mixture of silver (I) nitrate and sodium nitrate is completely
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