A is calcium oxide (limewater)
Apart from that, all the other answers are correct.
Apart from that, all the other answers are correct.
Original post by jamal tyrone
A is calcium oxide (limewater)
Apart from that, all the other answers are correct.
Apart from that, all the other answers are correct.
Calcium hydroxide ...
.. but this should give a ppt with silver ions!
And D can't be potassium sulfate as it would give a white ppt with silver ions also.
(edited 6 years ago)
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