You are asked to analyze an aqueous solution (X) and determine what's in it. You pour some of your sample X into a test tube and add a few drops of an acid. No observable reaction occurs. Then you add a few drops of barium chloride solution to your mixture (containing an aqueous solution X and the acid), a white precipitate forms.

1. What can you conclude about the solution X, based on this experiment?

(Circle as many choices as applies.)

A. Solution X must contain a covalent (molecular) compound.

B. Solution X does not react with barium chloride.

C. This experiment is inconclusive, and does not provide any information about the contents of X.

D. Solution X must contain sulfate ion.

E. Solution X does not contains any ionic compound.

F. The solution X contains an ionic compound.

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You are asked to analyze an aqueous solution (X) and determine what's in it. You pour some of your sample X into a test tube and add a few drops of an acid. No observable reaction occurs. Then you add a few drops of barium chloride solution to your mixture (containing an aqueous solution X and the acid), a white precipitate forms.

1. What can you conclude about the solution X, based on this experiment?

(Circle as many choices as applies.)

A. Solution X must contain a covalent (molecular) compound.

B. Solution X does not react with barium chloride.

C. This experiment is inconclusive, and does not provide any information about the contents of X.

D. Solution X must contain sulfate ion.

E. Solution X does not contains any ionic compound.

F. The solution X contains an ionic compound.

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