More white precipitate forms when 20 drops of 6 M NH4OH is added to the same test tube that contained the 6 M HCl. You may wonder if the precipitate formed in this step is really calcium oxalate since solid calcium hydroxide could also form. To investigate this possibility, 20 drops of 6 M NH4OH is added to the 3rd test tube containing only calcium chloride. What were your observations and what did they indicate about the identity of white precipitate?

Achemist is studying the following equilibirum, which has the given equilibrium constant at a certain temperature: 2 no(g) + cl2(g) < => 2 nocl(g) kp = 2 x 10^(-6)he fills a reaction vessel at this temperature with 13. atm of nitrogen monoxide gas and 12. atm of chlorine gas. use this data to answer the questions: a. can you predict the equilibrium pressure of noci, using only the tools available to you within aleks? y/nb. if you said yes, then enter the equilibrium pressure of nocl at right. round your answer to 1 significant digit.