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Can chloride ions coexist with nitrate ions? And sulfate ions?
Chloride ions can coexist with nitrate ions, but hydrogen ions can not, because hydrogen ions and nitrate ions are equivalent to nitric acid has strong oxidation
And sulfate ion can coexist with or without hydrogen ion.
Chloride ion can coexist with nitrate ion, but hydrogen ion can not, because hydrogen ion is equivalent to nitrate ion and nitric acid have strong oxidation
And sulfate ion can coexist with or without hydrogen ion.
Chloride ions can coexist with nitrate ions, but hydrogen ions can not, because hydrogen ions and nitrate ions are equivalent to nitric acid has strong oxidation
And sulfate ions can coexist with or without hydrogen ions.
Hydrogen ion sulfate nitrate A aluminum ion chloride ion acetate ion B sodium ion ammonia chloride ion C magnesium ion chloride ion divalent iron ion D magnesium ion barium ion bromine ion
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