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Which of the following reactions would produce a white precipitate? (1) Heating sodium chloride strongly (2) Mixing aqueous solution of silver nitrate with sea water (3) Adding quicklime to dilute hydrochloric
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Which of the following reactions would produce a white precipitate?

(1) Heating sodium chloride strongly
(2) Mixing aqueous solution of silver nitrate with sea water
(3) Adding quicklime to dilute hydrochloric acid
A(1) only
B(2) only
C(1) and (3) only
D(2) and (3) only​

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Aniline reacts with bromine water to give a white precipitate.

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