Does a precipitate form when $NaNO_3$ and $K_2SO_4$ are mixed? Yes, the precipitate is $KNO_3$. Yes, the precipitate is $Na_2SO_4$. No, all of the ions remain dissolved in solution and thus no reaction takes place.
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Step 1: When NaNO$_3$ and K$_2$SO$_4$ are mixed, the possible products are Na$_2$SO$_4$ and KNO$_3$. Show more…
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