Given the following (fictional) lons:Polyatomic lonFormula with chargelonic ChargeElementLosgate(LD2)2A+1Donite(DX2)1+2Tolate(TA4)3D.-2Rallium(RX3)*1-1Complete the dissociation equation of the following ionic compounds when dissolved in water. Upload a picture of youranswer.a) A3TA4 +H20>b) E(DX2)2 + H20→

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Given the following (fictional) lons: Polyatomic lon Formula with charge Element lonic Charge Losgate (LD2)2 A +1 Donite (DX2)1 +2 Tolate (TA4)-3 D. -2 Rallium (RX3)*1 L -1 Complete the dissociation equation of the following ionic compounds when dissolved in water. Upload a picture of your answer. a) A3TA4 +H20> b) E(DX2)2 + H20>

Given the following (fictional) lons: Polyatomic lon Formula with charge Element lonic Charge Losgate (LD2)2 A +1 Donite (DX2)1 +2 Tolate (TA4)-3 D. -2 Rallium (RX3)*1 L -1 Complete the dissociation equation of the following ionic compounds when dissolved in water. Upload a picture of your answer. a) A3TA4 +H20> b) E(DX2)2 + H20>

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