Hint: Boxes with and x represent repeats of experiments in other boxes or the same chemical mixed.AGNO3COC12Cu(NO3)2...КОН...1AGNO3clear liquidblue at first, then a thickvery pale green, transpai rich brown colorCOCI2very pale browntranslusant brownclear liquidblue...3Cu(NO3)2clearclearblueish clearlight bluebrownchunky. blue and orange blueclearКОНyellow and chunkypurpleblueclearNa3PO4bluishclearclear6.NaBrbeige72.4, 14cleardark brown...clearblue, orange, chunkyblue and chunkydark brownclearbeigecream colorclear3.clearbeigeclearclearclear bluish4blue and orange chunkychunky pale brownclearclearclearww.blue chunkyclearclearclearclear2. What are the mystery solutions? (remember mystery solutions 1-5 correspond to A9NO3, CoCl2; Cu(NO3)2,NaBr, KOH. In your answer write which one compound is in mystery solution #1, #2 etc. There are no repeats.)BIUE = E E8 D fx# 1# 2 ABNO3#3# 4 KOH1.

Solutions are obtained by dissolving a suitable mass of solute with the given volume of the solvent.…

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