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Ionic compound AB is placed in water in beaker 1 and dissolves completely. Ionic compound CD is placed in water in beaker 2 and dissolves completely. When solutions in beaker 1 and 2 are mixed, a blue solid settles at the bottom of the container after 1.5 minutes and is identified as AD. Which of the following are spectator ions?
A. A + and D - only
B. A and D only
C. C + and B - only
D. C and B only
E. A + , B -, C +, and D -
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