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what is the cation that forms a ppt when added to .1M K2SO4 but not to .1 M Na2S.
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- 0.1 M K2SO4
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The formation of an insoluble salt by adding the 2 solutions combining soluble salts us known as precipitation reaction.
Charged species are termed as ions. Positively charged species are known as cations whereas negatively charged species are termed as anions.
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