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Question #6401

Which two aqueous solutions, when mixed together, do not produce a white precipitate?
A. Silver nitrate and sodium chloride

B. Magnesium nitrate and sodium sulphate
C. Barium nitrate and sodium sulphate

D. Zinc nitrate and sodium carbonate

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