Consider a hypothetical trial in which you have two solutions: you know that one contains BaCl2 and one contains Na3PO4, but you don’t know which is which, and you don’t know either concentration. Explain, using complete sentences, how you could experimentally determine which unknown was BaCl2 and which was Na3PO4.

Consider a hypothetical trial in which you have two solutions: you know that one contains BaCl2 and one contains Na3PO4, but you don’t know which is which, and you don’t know either concentration. Explain, using complete sentences, how you could experimentally determine which unknown was BaCl2 and which was Na3PO4.

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