For the reaction that occurs when aqueous solutions of NazSO4 and Sr(NO3)2 are mixed; which of the following is correct? I S*2 is a spectator ion II. SrSO4 precipitates II. NANO3 precipitates IV. NO3" is a spectator ion (Solubility Rules are given as below) • All salts of ammonium (NH,†) and Group I metals (Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs) are soluble in water. • All Chlorides (CI"), Bromides (Br") and Iodides (I-) are soluble in water; except those of silver (Ag), mercury(1) (Hg"), and lead(II) (Pb²"). • All Nitrates (NO;"), Chlorates (C103"), Perchlorates (C104") and Acetates (C2H;O2") are soluble in water. • All ulfates (SO,2-) are soluble in water, except those of mercury() (Hg"), lead(II) (Pb2*) strontium (Sr²*) and barium (Ba²“). • All Oxides (02"), Carbonates (CO32-), Phosphates (PO43-) and Oxalates (C2042-) are insoluble in water, except those of Group I and NH,* are soluble. • All Hydroxides (OH") and Sulfides (S2-) are insoluble; except those of Group I and NH,* are soluble, calcium (Ca²") & strontium (Sr²*) are slightly soluble. OA I and IV I and II oc Only IV III and IV OD. I and III

For the reaction that occurs when aqueous solutions of NazSO4 and Sr(NO3)2 are mixed; which of the following is correct? I S2 is a spectator ion II. SrSO4 precipitates II. NANO3 precipitates IV. NO3" is a spectator ion (Solubility Rules are given as below) • All salts of ammonium (NH,†) and Group I metals (Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs) are soluble in water. • All Chlorides (CI"), Bromides (Br") and Iodides (I-) are soluble in water; except those of silver (Ag), mercury(1) (Hg"), and lead(II) (Pb²"). • All Nitrates (NO;"), Chlorates (C103"), Perchlorates (C104") and Acetates (C2H;O2") are soluble in water. • All ulfates (SO,2-) are soluble in water, except those of mercury() (Hg"), lead(II) (Pb2) strontium (Sr²) and barium (Ba²“). • All Oxides (02"), Carbonates (CO32-), Phosphates (PO43-) and Oxalates (C2042-) are insoluble in water, except those of Group I and NH, are soluble. • All Hydroxides (OH") and Sulfides (S2-) are insoluble; except those of Group I and NH,* are soluble, calcium (Ca²") & strontium (Sr²*) are slightly soluble. OA I and IV I and II oc Only IV III and IV OD. I and III

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