d C. Questions Answer the following questions on a separate sheet of paper 1. The sulfite ion, SO,2, a balanced chemical equation, including phases, for the reaction of potassium sulfite with hydrobromic acid. reacts with acid analogous to the way carbonate, CO, reacts. Write 3 3 (O 2. Write a balanced double replacement reaction for each of the following sets of aqueous reagents. Be sure to include the phase of each species. For any set that is predicted to give a reaction, using

d C. Questions Answer the following questions on a separate sheet of paper 1. The sulfite ion, SO,2, a balanced chemical equation, including phases, for the reaction of potassium sulfite with hydrobromic acid. reacts with acid analogous to the way carbonate, CO, reacts. Write 3 3 (O 2. Write a balanced double replacement reaction for each of the following sets of aqueous reagents. Be sure to include the phase of each species. For any set that is predicted to give a reaction, using

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