All solutions in the table below are aqueous. Fill in the table below as if it were a well-plate, like in your lab. If a precipitate forms, indicate that by writing "ppt" in the box. If no precipitate forms, write "no" in the box (no quotes). Do not leave any boxes blank. For example, in the first box since Na2CO3 + CaCl2 do form a preciptate, ppt is written in the first box for you.

After you've got the above part correct, fill in the same table below, but this time write the formula for each of the precipitates that formed. Still continue to write " no " in the boxes where there are no precipitates. To input the formula CaCO ₃ , enter CaCO3. Include parentheses in your formulas where appropriate. The first one in the table is done for you, again.

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CaCl₂ Na₂CO3 ppt AgNO3 K₂SO4 MgCl2₂ Na₂S Pb(NO3)2 (NH4)3PO4 CaCl₂ Na₂CO3 CaCO3 AgNO3 K₂SO4 |MgCl2 Na₂S Pb(NO3)2 (NH4)3PO4 CaCl₂ Na₂CO3 ppt AgNO3 K₂SO4 MgCl2₂ Na₂S Pb(NO3)2 (NH4)3PO4 CaCl₂ Na₂CO3 CaCO3 AgNO3 K₂SO4 |MgCl2 Na₂S Pb(NO3)2 (NH4)3PO4

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