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AgNO3 gives red ppt. with....

`AgNO_3` gives red ppt. with.

A

`NaI`

B

`KCl`

C

`NaNO_3`

D

`Na_2CrO_4`

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d
`2AgNO_3+Na_2CrO_4to2NaNO_3+Ag_2CrO_4` (red ppt)
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