b) Sodium chloride 4) Complete and write chemical equations for these single replacement reactions: a) Silver + Magnesium chloride b) Chromium + Lead(II) nitrate 5) Complete and write chemical equations for these double replacement reactions a) Sodium bromide + silver nitrate b) Potassium carbonate + calcium nitrate

b) Sodium chloride 4) Complete and write chemical equations for these single replacement reactions: a) Silver + Magnesium chloride b) Chromium + Lead(II) nitrate 5) Complete and write chemical equations for these double replacement reactions a) Sodium bromide + silver nitrate b) Potassium carbonate + calcium nitrate

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter6: Chemical Reactions: An Introduction

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