The reaction is CoCl2 + NaPO4---> CO3(PO4)2 +6NaCl 3. Name Na,PO, is it a) molecular b) ionic c) elemental d) strong electfînonelectrolyte g)acid h) base i)salt? Explain.Name Co,(PO)2 ; is it a) molecular b) ionic c) elemental d) strong efînonelectrolyte g)acid h) base i)salt? Explain.4.Name NaCl; is it a) molecular b) ionic c) elemental d) strong electrf)nonelectrolyte g)acid h) base i)salt? Explain.5.Does the oxidation state of cobalt change in this reaction?Does the oxidation state of sodium change in this reaction?Does the oxidation state of oxygen change in this reaction?9. Does the oxidation state of chlorine change in this reaction?6.7.8.10. Does the oxidation state of phosphorus change in this reaction?11. Are there any spectator ions in this reaction?12. Is this a redox reaction? Explain13. Reaction type. Explain how you know this.14. Give the chemical equation in words (nomenclature):

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3. Name Na,PO, is it a) molecular b) ionic c) elemental d) strong ele fAnonelectrolyte g)acid h) base i)salt? Explain. Name Co,(PO4)z; is it a) molecular b) ionic c) elemental d) strong fnonelectrolyte g)acid h) base i)salt? Explain. 4. 5. Name NaCl; is it a) molecular b) ionic c) elemental d) strong elect f)nonelectrolyte g)acid h) base i)salt? Explain.

3. Name Na,PO, is it a) molecular b) ionic c) elemental d) strong ele fAnonelectrolyte g)acid h) base i)salt? Explain. Name Co,(PO4)z; is it a) molecular b) ionic c) elemental d) strong fnonelectrolyte g)acid h) base i)salt? Explain. 4. 5. Name NaCl; is it a) molecular b) ionic c) elemental d) strong elect f)nonelectrolyte g)acid h) base i)salt? Explain.

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