Predicting soluability reactions
Attached you will find a table listing the chemicals I will be mixing in lab next week. I would like to know the reactions between the solutions. Once I have these reactions in a table, I will be able to mix unknown solutions, and identify the unknowns based on the table I will have in advance. I will only pay for a response that fills in the parts of the table I still have blank. I have attached the table including the reactions I have identified to date.I will will balance the new equations and write the the new products. For example, HCl+ AgNo3-> AgCl. I just need the predicted reactions. Below is the abbreviations I have started with. The table is attached
NR = No Reaction
Yel ppt= Yellow Precipitate
crds= White precipitate forming curds
Cg=Colorless Gas
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