1. An "jodide/chloride/sulfate'" unknown solution gave a yellow precipitate with aqueous AgNO3, and after centrifuging, the supernate gave no reaction with aqueous Ba(NO3)2. The yellow precipitate did not dissolve in aqueous NH4OH, and adding aqueous HNO3 gave no reaction. State the anion(s) confirmed present and absent in the unknown solution. nd Anion(s) present Anion(s) absent

1. An "jodide/chloride/sulfate'" unknown solution gave a yellow precipitate with aqueous AgNO3, and after centrifuging, the supernate gave no reaction with aqueous Ba(NO3)2. The yellow precipitate did not dissolve in aqueous NH4OH, and adding aqueous HNO3 gave no reaction. State the anion(s) confirmed present and absent in the unknown solution. nd Anion(s) present Anion(s) absent

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