( 10 Maacular eauation Predict products, writing correct formula for each reactant and product, then provide coefficients to balance. Use chemical formula subscripts to denote state of each reactant and product. Assume all reactants are in aqueous solution. Coacg)+Ha0 ce) 3. 4. For reactions given in (3) write complete ionic equation and net ionic equation. 20 1+ (a) Na Cos sodium carbonate + hydrochloric acid Nt Hat HCL+ COs (a) Og(9t Na cot Hal (OH potassium hydroxide + hydrobromic acid H20 (L) Naelegt COat HaD (e) nt BR (b) (b) Ht br H OH nOH t HBr hbr t H20 (c) (aq) sodium chloride + sodium carbonate (04) aB (c) (d) Pb + No lead (II) nitrate + sodium chloride - NoT (d) Shift 2+ PbNDNa 2- Nn NOt PhCa SOy ba mourular equatian Complet Tauc (e) egbahan Net lonuc equotion- S0a tba (aa) PBas0 () 2+ (e) sodium sulfate + barium chloride Ctri > (f) (n) sodium carbonate + calcium chloride (g) (g) potassium hydroxide + magnesium nitrate - MgNala +1 ) Naag+SotClND a ANaatNc NR KHO + (h) sodium sulfate + copper (II) nitrate -1 +2 2 Nasit CuNos NoCuSe) (i) Ca) hydrochloric acid + potassium hydrogen carbonate (i) strontium nitrate + potassium phosphate -> Sr NDdst hapay

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10
Maacular
eauation
Predict products, writing correct formula for each reactant and product, then
provide coefficients to balance. Use chemical formula subscripts to denote state
of each reactant and product. Assume all reactants are in aqueous solution.
Coacg)+Ha0 ce)
3.
4.
For reactions given in (3) write complete ionic equation and net ionic equation.
20
1+
(a)
Na
Cos
sodium carbonate + hydrochloric acid
Nt Hat
HCL+
COs
(a)
Og(9t
Na cot Hal
(OH
potassium hydroxide + hydrobromic acid
H20 (L)
Naelegt COat HaD (e)
nt BR
(b)
(b)
Ht
br
H OH
nOH t HBr hbr t H20
(c)
(aq)
sodium chloride + sodium carbonate
(04)
aB
(c)
(d)
Pb + No
lead (II) nitrate + sodium chloride -
NoT
(d)
Shift
2+
PbNDNa
2-
Nn NOt PhCa
SOy ba mourular equatian
Complet Tauc (e)
egbahan
Net lonuc equotion- S0a tba (aa) PBas0 ()
2+
(e)
sodium sulfate + barium chloride
Ctri
>
(f)
(n)
sodium carbonate + calcium chloride
(g)
(g)
potassium hydroxide + magnesium nitrate -
MgNala
+1
) Naag+SotClND a ANaatNc
NR
KHO
+
(h)
sodium sulfate + copper (II) nitrate
-1
+2 2
Nasit CuNos NoCuSe)
(i)
Ca)
hydrochloric acid + potassium hydrogen carbonate
(i)
strontium nitrate + potassium phosphate
->
Sr NDdst hapay
Transcribed Image Text:( 10 Maacular eauation Predict products, writing correct formula for each reactant and product, then provide coefficients to balance. Use chemical formula subscripts to denote state of each reactant and product. Assume all reactants are in aqueous solution. Coacg)+Ha0 ce) 3. 4. For reactions given in (3) write complete ionic equation and net ionic equation. 20 1+ (a) Na Cos sodium carbonate + hydrochloric acid Nt Hat HCL+ COs (a) Og(9t Na cot Hal (OH potassium hydroxide + hydrobromic acid H20 (L) Naelegt COat HaD (e) nt BR (b) (b) Ht br H OH nOH t HBr hbr t H20 (c) (aq) sodium chloride + sodium carbonate (04) aB (c) (d) Pb + No lead (II) nitrate + sodium chloride - NoT (d) Shift 2+ PbNDNa 2- Nn NOt PhCa SOy ba mourular equatian Complet Tauc (e) egbahan Net lonuc equotion- S0a tba (aa) PBas0 () 2+ (e) sodium sulfate + barium chloride Ctri > (f) (n) sodium carbonate + calcium chloride (g) (g) potassium hydroxide + magnesium nitrate - MgNala +1 ) Naag+SotClND a ANaatNc NR KHO + (h) sodium sulfate + copper (II) nitrate -1 +2 2 Nasit CuNos NoCuSe) (i) Ca) hydrochloric acid + potassium hydrogen carbonate (i) strontium nitrate + potassium phosphate -> Sr NDdst hapay
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