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Alkanline earth metal nitrate `(A)` on heating decompose, leaving a solid residue `(B)` which goes into solution with dilute `HCI`. The solution of `(B)` gives a white precipitate `(C )` is dissolved in dilute `HCl` and the solution is treated with potassium chromate to get yellow precipitate `(D)`. The solution `(B)` with dilute `H_(2)SO_(4)` also gives a white precipitate `(E)` insoluble in diute `HCl` and nitric acid. the precipitate `(E)` is a part of a white pigment lithopone.
The metal nitrate `(A)` is

A

`Ca(NO_(3))_(2)`

B

`Pb(NO_(3))_(2)`

C

`Ba(NO_(3))_(2)`

D

`KNO_(3)`

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