Evaluate the statements below about the precipitation reaction that occurs whensolutions of lead nitrate and sodium iodide are combined. Select all statements thatare true.Sodium nitrate forms a solid and precipitates out of solution.ONitrate and sodium are spectator ions.Sodium iodide is an insoluble reactant. No reaction occurs.Solid lead iodide forms and precipitates out of solution.All reactants are soluble in water, so no precipitation reaction occurs.

Chemical formula of lead nitrate is Pb(NO3)2 , formula of sodium iodide is NaI.

Evaluate the statements below about the precipitation reaction that occurs when solutions of lead nitrate and sodium iodide are combined. Select all statements that are true. Sodium nitrate forms a solid and precipitates out of solution. Nitrate and sodium are spectator ions. Sodium iodide is an insoluble reactant. No reaction occurs. Solid lead iodide forms and precipitates out of solution. All reactants are soluble in water, so no precipitation reaction occurs.

Evaluate the statements below about the precipitation reaction that occurs when solutions of lead nitrate and sodium iodide are combined. Select all statements that are true. Sodium nitrate forms a solid and precipitates out of solution. Nitrate and sodium are spectator ions. Sodium iodide is an insoluble reactant. No reaction occurs. Solid lead iodide forms and precipitates out of solution. All reactants are soluble in water, so no precipitation reaction occurs.

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