Answer:
The new solid substance that is formed as a final product of the reaction between two liquid reactants is called a precipitate.
Explanation:
The substance that is responsible for creating this solid end product is called a precipitant. This precipitate settles completely after the process of centrifugation,the clear liquid that is present above the precipitate(the solid that is settled at the bottom by sedimentation) is called the supernatant. If the solubility of the compound is exceeded by the concentration, precipitation takes place.
An example of a precipitate is silver chloride, a white substance that is formed after the mixing of aqueous silver nitrate to a solution containing potassium chloride.
