These are six test tubes containing 0.1 M aqueous solutions of (in no particular order) (view attatchments)Match the following to each other:A= green solutionB= blue solution C= red solutionD= colorless solutionE= colorless solutionF = colorless solutionand NaOHCa(NO3)2Cu(NO3)2H2SO4Co(NO3)2Ni(NO3)2 The following matrix describes observations of behavior upon initial mixing of equalportions of each solution.ppt = precipitate. NR= no observable reaction.А ВCDFANR NR NR NRwhite gel pptВNR NR NRblue pptCNR NRbluish pptwhite pptmixture gets hotwhite pptFAbbreviations: P = Precipitate; D = Disappears; GP = Gel Precipitate; S = Smoke; Sol= Solution; H = Heat; NR = No Reaction%3D%3D%3DAppearanceKnownN i(NO3)2 A I(NO3)3 B aCl2 C u(NO3)2 A GNO3 C a(NO3)2NH3NAOHH2SO4N i(NO3)2 Light GreenXNRNRNRNRNRPurple sol.White GPNR AppearanceKnownN i(NO3)2 A 1(N03)3 B aCl2 C u(NO3)2 A GNO3 C a(NO3)2NH3N OH H2SO4HCIN I(NO3)2 Light GreenNRNRNRNRNRPurple sol.White GPNRAbbrewA (NO3)3ColorlessNRNRNRNRWhite GPWhite PDNRP= PrB aCl2ColorlessNRWhite PNRNRWhite GP White PNRD= DDark Blue sol.C u(NO3)2BlueNRNRBlue PNRGreen Sal. & S& White PNRBrown PNRWhite PNRA GNO3ColorlessNRWhite PWhite PSoC a(NO3)2ColarlessNRH&SNRNH3ColorlessColorlessN OHColorlessH2SO4HCIColorlessin a different order! Match the compounds to5.

Six test tubes containing 0.1 M aqueous solution with no particular order are given NaOH Ca(NO3)2…

These are six test tubes containing 0.1 M aqueous solutions of (in no particular order) (view attatchments) Match the following to each other: A= green solution B= blue solution C= red solution D= colorless solution E= colorless solution F = colorless solution and NaOH Ca(NO3)2 Cu(NO3)2 H2SO4 Co(NO3)2 Ni(NO3)2

These are six test tubes containing 0.1 M aqueous solutions of (in no particular order) (view attatchments) Match the following to each other: A= green solution B= blue solution C= red solution D= colorless solution E= colorless solution F = colorless solution and NaOH Ca(NO3)2 Cu(NO3)2 H2SO4 Co(NO3)2 Ni(NO3)2

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