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If we added AgNO3 to a sample containing KI. The chemical change observed in the test is Select one: a. Heat transfer b. White precipitate formation c. Yellow precipitate formation d. Color change

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter18: Acids And Bases

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If we added AgNO₃ to a sample containing KI. The chemical change observed in the test is

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Heat transfer

White precipitate formation

Yellow precipitate formation

Color change

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