Interpretation:
The conventional equation, total ionic equation, and net ionic equation for the reaction between iron metal and a solution of copper
Concept introduction:
A conventional equation is the balanced
The total ionic equation is the representation of conventional equation by breaking the species which is forming ions in the solutions and writing all the ions on both sides.
The net ionic equation is the resultant of the total ionic equation by cancelling out the same ions present on both sides.
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