A student is given the following labeled solutions: NaCl, AgNO3, FeCl2, HCI, and KaCoThe data was collected and summarized in the following table. The student then receives5 test tubes labeled A, B, C, D, and E, which contain the five solution above. Data collectafter mixing these solutions are given in the second table below.4.FeCl2HCINaCIAGNO,PrecipitateŞolutionK;CO,PrecipitateGas formsNo reactionXXXXXformsK½CO;formsXXXXXPrecipitatePrecipitatePrecipitatePrecipitateXXXXXXXXXXAgNO;formsformsformsformsPrecipitateNo ReactionNo reactionXXXXXXXXXXNaClNo reactionformsPrecipitateNo reactionХXXXXXXXXXPrecipitateNo reactionFeClformsformsPrecipitateNo reactionNo reactionHCIGas formsXXXXXformsXXXXXSolutionABDAXXXXXNo reactionPrecipitatePrecipitateNo reactionXXXXXformsformsBNo reactionXXXXXGas formsPrecipitateNo reactionXXXXXformsCPrecipitateGas formsPrecipitateNo reactionXXXXXXXXXXformsformsPrecipitatePrecipitatePrecipitatePrecipitateXXXXXformsformsformsXXXXXformsENo reactionNo reactionNo reactionPrecipitateXXXXXformsXXXXXUsing this data, identify each of the five solutions.Solution ASolution Btovlis bits oiem miud ivabiesen ns nulqpo vlohdSolution CSolution DSolution E

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A student is given the following labeled solutions: NaCl, The data was collected and summarized in the following table. The student then receives tha 5 test tubes labeled A, B, C, D, and E, which contain the five solution above. Data collect after mixing these solutions are given in the second table below. 4. FeCl2 HCI NaCI AGNO, Precipitate Şolution K,CO, Precipitate Gas forms No reaction XXXXX forms K2CO; forms XXXXX Precipitate Precipitate Precipitate Precipitate XXXXX XXXXX AGNO, forms forms forms forms No Reaction No reaction Precipitate XXXXX NaCl No reaction forms XXXXX Precipitate Precipitate No reaction XXXXX No reaction TeCl forms forms XXXXX Precipitate No reaction No reaction CI Gas forms XXXXX forms XXXXX ution B C A XXXXX No reaction Precipitate Precipitate No reaction XXXXX forms forms No reaction XXXXX Gas forms Precipitate No reaction XXXXX forms C Precipitate Gas forms XXXXX Precipitate No reaction forms XXXXX forms Precipitate Precipitate Precipitate Precipitate D XXXXX forms forms forms XXXXX forms E No reaction No reaction No reaction Precipitate XXXXX forms XXXXX this data, identify each of the five solutions. on A Solution B S1ein tovlis brts oi miud dis abisser ns nuslqo vlond on C Solution D n E

A student is given the following labeled solutions: NaCl, The data was collected and summarized in the following table. The student then receives tha 5 test tubes labeled A, B, C, D, and E, which contain the five solution above. Data collect after mixing these solutions are given in the second table below. 4. FeCl2 HCI NaCI AGNO, Precipitate Şolution K,CO, Precipitate Gas forms No reaction XXXXX forms K2CO; forms XXXXX Precipitate Precipitate Precipitate Precipitate XXXXX XXXXX AGNO, forms forms forms forms No Reaction No reaction Precipitate XXXXX NaCl No reaction forms XXXXX Precipitate Precipitate No reaction XXXXX No reaction TeCl forms forms XXXXX Precipitate No reaction No reaction CI Gas forms XXXXX forms XXXXX ution B C A XXXXX No reaction Precipitate Precipitate No reaction XXXXX forms forms No reaction XXXXX Gas forms Precipitate No reaction XXXXX forms C Precipitate Gas forms XXXXX Precipitate No reaction forms XXXXX forms Precipitate Precipitate Precipitate Precipitate D XXXXX forms forms forms XXXXX forms E No reaction No reaction No reaction Precipitate XXXXX forms XXXXX this data, identify each of the five solutions. on A Solution B S1ein tovlis brts oi miud dis abisser ns nuslqo vlond on C Solution D n E

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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