1. Write the full equation (including charges and states of matter) for the following: a. The reaction between of H2SO4 with NH3. b. The reaction between 1M Nacl and lead (II) nitrate. c. The reaction between 15M NaCl and lead (II) nitrate.

1. Write the full equation (including charges and states of matter) for the following: a. The reaction between of H2SO4 with NH3. b. The reaction between 1M Nacl and lead (II) nitrate. c. The reaction between 15M NaCl and lead (II) nitrate.

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part a, b, c

1. Write the full equation (including charges and states of matter) for the following:
a. The reaction between of H2SO, with NH3.
b. The reaction between 1M NaCl and lead (II) nitrate.
c. The reaction between 15M NaCl and lead (II) nitrate.
d. The autoionization of water.
e. The titration of HCl and NaOH.
f. The formation of aqueous sodium chloride from aqueous sodium cations and
chloride ions.

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