When mixing AgNO3 and NaSO4, will some precipiate be formed? Because when I mixed them I got nothing.

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anor277
Jan 21, 2018

#"Silver sulfate"#, #Ag_2SO_4# should be insoluble....

Explanation:

I am glad you are trying to interpret an experimental result... This is how science works. Now try to add a salt solution (i.e. #NaCl(aq)#, #NaBr(aq)#, #NaI(aq)# to your silver nitrate. You should get a WHITE, CREAM, and YELLOW precipitate of silver halide respectively. If you don't see these, then something is wrong with your silver solution....i.e. there is probably no silver ion in it!

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