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Which is a solid: Sodium Nitrate OR Iron (III) Chromate
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Which is a solid:
Sodium Nitrate OR Iron (III) Chromate

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Iron (III) Chromate, if I am not mistaken. Sodium Nitrate has the inorganic nitrate compound (NO3). All chemical compounds that contain a nitrate are typically soluble in water, and thus forth is not a pure “solid” in terms. Your question is a bit confusing in that regard.
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Sodium nitrate is a white deliquescent solid very soluble in water.

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