3) Now there are three test tubes without labels and the solutions are Na SO4, NA3PO4, and Na2CO3. To determine and label, you have added Ba(NO3)2 into three solutions and found all of them turned to white precipitate and failed to discriminate. In this situation, how would you do that?

3) Now there are three test tubes without labels and the solutions are Na SO4, NA3PO4, and Na2CO3. To determine and label, you have added Ba(NO3)2 into three solutions and found all of them turned to white precipitate and failed to discriminate. In this situation, how would you do that?

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Chapter15: Complex Ion And Precipitation Equilibria

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