1. Circle the compounds below that will dissociate to give ions in water (Hint: think which one will give ions insolution. lonic compound ionize - what about HCI?)NaNO,CH,HCIKCI2. For the compounds above, write which will be an electrolyte3. Write the equation that shows dissociation and the ions produced in the following compounds.■. CaSb. Na.SO,=c. Al(SO),4. Which of the following compounds are acids and which are bases? And which is neither?NaOHNaNO,H,PO,NH,OHHNO,5. Look at the solubility guidelines and predict if the following compounds will be soluble in water.PbSO,каCasAgClNaNO,Mg(OH)₂6. Write the molecular, ionic and net ionic equation for the reaction between copper (II) sulfate and bariumchloride.Molecular:Ionic:Net Ionic:

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1. Circle the compounds below that will dissociate to give ions in water (Hint: think which one will give ions in solution. Ionic compound ionize - what about HCI?) HCI KCI NaNO, CH, 2. For the compounds above, write which will be an electrolyte 3. Write the equation that shows dissociation and the ions produced in the following compounds. ■ Cas b. Na.SO, = c. Al(SO),

1. Circle the compounds below that will dissociate to give ions in water (Hint: think which one will give ions in solution. Ionic compound ionize - what about HCI?) HCI KCI NaNO, CH, 2. For the compounds above, write which will be an electrolyte 3. Write the equation that shows dissociation and the ions produced in the following compounds. ■ Cas b. Na.SO, = c. Al(SO),

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