How might you separate a precipitate containing the following mixture: Q2 BaF2(s) + AgCl (s) . Assume any required salts, acids, bases or solutions are available to you for the separation process. a) Qualitatively describe how and why (with equations and related support information) your proposed options for separating each precipitate component as a cleanly separated solution from the other component are reasonable. Two cases – right?

How might you separate a precipitate containing the following mixture: Q2 BaF2(s) + AgCl (s) . Assume any required salts, acids, bases or solutions are available to you for the separation process. a) Qualitatively describe how and why (with equations and related support information) your proposed options for separating each precipitate component as a cleanly separated solution from the other component are reasonable. Two cases – right?

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