Answer each of the following tables. 1. Clu +2KBraq)2KClaq)+ Brza)Kind of atomNo. on the Left sideNo. on the Right sideReactantsProducts2 2Na)+ 2H2Om)2NAOH(+ HzpKind of atomNo. on the Left sideNo. on the Right sideReactantsProducts3. KCROfag)+2AGNO)Ag:CROKNONo. on the Left sideNo. on the Right sideKindof atomReactantsProducts

1. Clu +2KBrļaq) 2KClag) + Brz) Kind of atom No. on the Left side No. on the Right side Reactants Products JID 2Na) + 2H2Og 2NAOH + Hzg Kind of atom No. on the Left side No. on the Right side Reactants roducts K:CROstag) +2AGNO) Ag:CRO + KNO No. on the Left side No. on the Right side Kind of atom Reactants Products

1. Clu +2KBrļaq) 2KClag) + Brz) Kind of atom No. on the Left side No. on the Right side Reactants Products JID 2Na) + 2H2Og 2NAOH + Hzg Kind of atom No. on the Left side No. on the Right side Reactants roducts K:CROstag) +2AGNO) Ag:CRO + KNO No. on the Left side No. on the Right side Kind of atom Reactants Products

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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