NO3-7 Nitrateion. 2. Part A. Distinguish between the general appearance of those salts that are hydrated and those that are not. In which section of the periodic table are cations found that are commonly hydrated? 3. Part B.2. Review the observed reactions for the mixtures created in this experiment. Identify the general solubility (soluble or insoluble) of salts containing the following ions: a. Cl d. Na* b. CO,- e. NO; C. PO,

NO3-7 Nitrateion. 2. Part A. Distinguish between the general appearance of those salts that are hydrated and those that are not. In which section of the periodic table are cations found that are commonly hydrated? 3. Part B.2. Review the observed reactions for the mixtures created in this experiment. Identify the general solubility (soluble or insoluble) of salts containing the following ions: a. Cl d. Na* b. CO,- e. NO; C. PO,

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