A little NaOH is added to a zinc salt solution. What precipitate forms?
AA green precipitate
BA brown precipitate
CA blue precipitate
DA white precipitate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A white precipitate
A little sodium hydroxide precipitates zinc ions as white zinc hydroxide.
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