1. Molecular: РЬ(NO),(aq) + KI(аq)KNO:(аф) + РЫ,(s)Detailed ionicNet ionic2. Molecular: (NH.),PO,(aq) + CaCO,(s)• Ca,(PO,):(5) + (NH.),CO:(aq)Detailed ionicNet ionic

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1. Molecular : Pb(NO,)»(aq) + KI(aq) KNO:(aq) + PbI;(s) Detailed ionic Net ionic 2. Molecular : (NH.),PO,(ag) + CaCO,(s) → Ca,(PO.).() + (NH.),CO,(aq) Detailed ionic Net ionic

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: РЬ(NO),(aq) + KI(аq)
KNO:(аф) + РЫ,(s)
Detailed ionic
Net ionic
2. Molecular
: (NH.),PO,(aq) + CaCO,(s)
• Ca,(PO,):(5) + (NH.),CO:(aq)
Detailed ionic
Net ionic

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