1) potassium phosphate with copper (II) acetate - 2) sodium sulfide with iron (III) nitrate - 3) cesium hydroxide and chromic acid,

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For each of the reactions write the molecular equation, ionic equation, and the net ionic reactions.

1) potassium phosphate with copper (II) acetate =
2) sodium sulfide with iron (III) nitrate -
3) cesium hydroxide and chromic acid -
4) nickel (III) chloride and lead (II) nitrate -
5) chromium (II) bromide with lithium oxalate
6) sulfuric acid with rubidium hydroxide -
7) barium hydroxide with perchloric acid -
8) cesium chromate with rubidium oxide =
9) sodium fluoride with nickel (III) sulfate -
10) antimony (V) carbonate reacts with sulfuric acid to form antimony (V) sulfate, carbon dioxide, and water
11) acetic acid with zinc hydroxide -
12) acetic acid with zinc metal -
13) potassium hydroxide with arsenic acid
Transcribed Image Text:1) potassium phosphate with copper (II) acetate = 2) sodium sulfide with iron (III) nitrate - 3) cesium hydroxide and chromic acid - 4) nickel (III) chloride and lead (II) nitrate - 5) chromium (II) bromide with lithium oxalate 6) sulfuric acid with rubidium hydroxide - 7) barium hydroxide with perchloric acid - 8) cesium chromate with rubidium oxide = 9) sodium fluoride with nickel (III) sulfate - 10) antimony (V) carbonate reacts with sulfuric acid to form antimony (V) sulfate, carbon dioxide, and water 11) acetic acid with zinc hydroxide - 12) acetic acid with zinc metal - 13) potassium hydroxide with arsenic acid
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