Barium chlorate in solution mixed with silver fluoride

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Just a note to a Chemistry question you answered earlier concerning Barium chlorate in solution mixed with Silver fluoride in solution. Your answer was that AgCl would precipitate out but this would require the splitting of the polyatomic ion Cl03- and poly atomic ions do not split in ionic reactions. Not sure if reply was correct,

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