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Table 12.1 (data)
Apperance of solid residue
Result of adding AgNO₃
Result of flame test

Table 12.2 (report)
Salt Produced
Neutralization

enple of the sclid resde.
Table 12.1 cont
The photo ara callechion af for phatos showing the nesuits of fine
ests donethe solid reside Facus on the celer of the flane

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