Chemistry, 27.08.2019 10:10 xandrygentile

Barium and lead both produce yellow precipitate with the chromate ion as part of their confirmation tests. if you had a sample that possibly contained lead, barium, or both ions, outline a procedure for correctly identifying the cations present.

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