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When sodium hydroxide is added to calcium nitrate, the precipitate formed is of which colour?

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Reddish brown

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B

White

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C

Pale blue

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Brick red

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Solution

The correct option is B
White

When sodium hydroxide is added to calcium nitrate calcium hydroxide precipitates out.

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