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RedGlyph · Answer 1 · 2017-09-01T02:29:25+0000

That would be a Precipitate.
For example:

$BaCl_(2) _((aq)) + H_(2)SO_(4) _((aq)) -----\ \textgreater \ BaSO_(4)_((s)) + HCl_((aq))$

Barium Chloride is soluble thus a solution and so is Sulphuric Acid but when the Barium ions merge with the Sulphate ions this cause the product Barium Sulphate deposits from the mixture as a solid (precipitate)

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