A few drops of NaOH solution was added to an unknown salt forming a white precipitate which is insoluble in excess solution. The cation likely present is?

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A. Zn²+
B. Pb²+
C. Ca²+
D. Al³+

Correct Answer:

Option C – Ca²+

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