When two aqueous solutions are combined the reaction forms a solid that settles out of solution. What is this solid called?

A. substrate

B. sublimate

C. precipitate

D. electrolyte

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When two aqueous solutions are combined the reaction forms a solid that settles out of solution. What is this solid called?

A. substrate

B. sublimate

C. precipitate

D. electrolyte

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Abram Odonnell · Answer 1

During the chemical reaction, the solid substance that is insoluble formed during the combination of two aqueous solutions is called a precipitate. The answer is letter C. The precipitation reaction occurs when a salt is formed in the reaction of solutions with salts.

When two aqueous solutions are combined the reaction forms a solid that settles out of solution. What is this solid called?A. substrateB. sublimateC. precipitateD. electrolyte

When two aqueous solutions are combined the reaction forms a solid that settles out of solution. What is this solid called?

A. substrate

B. sublimate

C. precipitate

D. electrolyte