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Ba+2 cannot be precipitated as?
Ba+2 cannot be precipitated as?
Updated On: Dec 18, 2023
- BaCO3
- Ba(OH)2
- BaCrO4
- BaSO4
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The Correct Option is B
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Ba+2 cannot be precipitated as Ba(OH)2.
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