TOPIC. BIOSPHERE 1O ECOSrTENGAetivy 1Complete e tble osior33.1Write down the following chemical reactions and balance it:Ammonium carbonate produces armmonia, carbon dioxide and water.3.2Hydrogen and chlorine form hydrogen chloride.,3.3Sodium chloride forms sodium and chlorine.3.4Silver nitrate and sodium chloride forms silver chloride and sodium nitrate.3.5Sodium bromide forms sodium and bromine.iodide.36Lead(I) nitrate + and sodium jodide forms sodium nitrate +

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Write down the following chemical reactions and balance it. Ammonium carbonate produces ammonía, carbon dioxide and water. Hydrogen and chlorine form hydrogen chloride. Sodium chloride forms sodium and chlorine. Silver nitrate and sodium chloride forms silver chloride and sodium nitrate.

Write down the following chemical reactions and balance it. Ammonium carbonate produces ammonía, carbon dioxide and water. Hydrogen and chlorine form hydrogen chloride. Sodium chloride forms sodium and chlorine. Silver nitrate and sodium chloride forms silver chloride and sodium nitrate.

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TOPIC. BIOSPHERE 1O ECOSrTENG
Aetivy 1
Complete e tble osior
3
3.1
Write down the following chemical reactions and balance it:
Ammonium carbonate produces armmonia, carbon dioxide and water.
3.2
Hydrogen and chlorine form hydrogen chloride.,
3.3
Sodium chloride forms sodium and chlorine.
3.4
Silver nitrate and sodium chloride forms silver chloride and sodium nitrate.
3.5
Sodium bromide forms sodium and bromine.
iodide.
36
Lead(I) nitrate + and sodium jodide forms sodium nitrate +

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