Using the question from number 2 in the first picture, answer part b in the second picture. 2. Read the description of a chemical reaction below and translate it into a properly formatted chemicalreaction. Then answer a few questions about the type of reaction it is.This reaction isn't quite turning lead into gold, but it is close. Solid lead (Pb) metal is added tobeaker filled with gold (1) chloride dissolved in water (H2O). When the reaction is complete thebeaker contains solid gold (Au) metal and lead (II) chloride dissolved in water.a. Write a balanced chemical reaction for the description above.because Solid lead (Pb)metal rcacts wiTTh ag Solutionof gold (1) chioride (A ucl) to form Ssolied goild (Au) metaland aq solution UE lead Chicride (Pbclz)Pbe) + 2AUCI ae) 2 Auc) + PbClz(az} Coralynn Buchananb. Identify which reactant is being oxidized is being reduced. Support your answer in part b with anexplanation describes how each reactant is changing in the reaction and how oxidation andreduction are defined. Your answer should be written in complete sentences.3. A patient's treatment plan requires two IV solutions to be administered:20% magnesium sulfate, MgS04, and 10% calcium chloride, CaCl2. Thenurse is concerned, MgSO4 and CaCl2 are listed as incompatible IVsolutions with the risk of solid precipitate formation (image shown toright). Write the chemical equation that predicts the products thatform when combining MgSO4 and CaCl2. Please use the providedsolubility chart to help you determine chemical phases (this one is a bitmore detailed than the one provided in your textbook).image 1: solidin IV line.Solubilities of inorganic compoundsSoluble in waterExceptions- InsolubleExceptions- slightly insolubleAll nitrates (NO, )No exceptionsNo exceptionsAll ammonium salts (NH2')No exceptionsNo exceptionsAll sodium (Na") and potassium(K) saltsNo exceptionsNo exceptionsAll ethanoates (CH,COO)No exceptionsNo exceptionsMost chlorides (CI ), Bromides (Br

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Coralynn Buchanan b. Identify which reactant is being oxidized is being reduced. Support your answer in part b u explanation describes how each reactant is changing in the reaction and how oxidation anc reduction are defined. Your answer should be written in complete sentences. 3. A patient's treatment plan requires two IV solutions to be administered: 20% magnesium sulfate, MgS04, and 10% calcium chloride, CaCl2. The nurse is concerned, MgSO4 and CaCl2 are listed as incompatible IV solutions with the risk of solid precipitate formation (image shown to right). Write the chemical equation that predicts the products that form when combining MgSO4 and CaCl2. Please use the provided solubility chart to help you determine chemical phases (this one is a bit more detailed than the one provided in your textbook). image 1: solid in IV line.

Coralynn Buchanan b. Identify which reactant is being oxidized is being reduced. Support your answer in part b u explanation describes how each reactant is changing in the reaction and how oxidation anc reduction are defined. Your answer should be written in complete sentences. 3. A patient's treatment plan requires two IV solutions to be administered: 20% magnesium sulfate, MgS04, and 10% calcium chloride, CaCl2. The nurse is concerned, MgSO4 and CaCl2 are listed as incompatible IV solutions with the risk of solid precipitate formation (image shown to right). Write the chemical equation that predicts the products that form when combining MgSO4 and CaCl2. Please use the provided solubility chart to help you determine chemical phases (this one is a bit more detailed than the one provided in your textbook). image 1: solid in IV line.

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ChapterU4: Toxins: Stoichiometry, Solution Chemistry, And Acids And Bases

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