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If one wished to remove substantially all of all chloride ions from an aqueous solution, this could be done by the addition of an aqueous solution of

A

gelatin

B

starch

C

`AgNO_3`

D

`Na_2SO_4`

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C
Silver ions will react with chloride ions and precipitate as AgCl
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  • In aqueous solution, the largest ion is :

    A
    `Na^(+)` (aq)
    B
    `Cs^(+)` (aq)
    C
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    D
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  • In aqueous solution, the largest ion is :

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    C
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    D
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    A
    KF
    B
    KCl
    C
    Kl
    D
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