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An unknown was treated with six drops of HCI. A precipitate was observed. Which of the following ion(s) could be present? Pb2+ 0000 Ag+ Fe2+ H82²+

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Chapter4: Types Of Chemical Reactions And Solution Stoichiometry

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An unknown was treated with six drops of HCI. A precipitate was observed. Which of the following ion(s) could be present?
Pb²+
Ag+
Fe2+
2+
H82

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