5. Consider a solution that contains ammonia and the Ni2+ ion: a. Use your reasoning from the questions above to explain why the addition of 3M NH, (aq) to Ni2*(aq)will precipitate the nickel out of solution. Write the corresponding reaction b. If you continue adding ammonia to the above solution the precipitate will disappear. Use a chemical reaction to explain why the precipitate disappears

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5. Consider a solution that contains ammonia and the Ni²+ ion:
a. Use your reasoning from the questions above to explain why the addition of 3M NH, (aq)
to Ni?+(aq)will precipitate the nickel out of solution. Write the corresponding
reaction
b. If you continue adding ammonia to the above solution the precipitate will disappear. Use a
chemical reaction to explain why the precipitate disappears
Transcribed Image Text:5. Consider a solution that contains ammonia and the Ni²+ ion: a. Use your reasoning from the questions above to explain why the addition of 3M NH, (aq) to Ni?+(aq)will precipitate the nickel out of solution. Write the corresponding reaction b. If you continue adding ammonia to the above solution the precipitate will disappear. Use a chemical reaction to explain why the precipitate disappears
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