Please help with 10, 11, & 12 e asas of youryoururcial ine Pureormed orReactionNumber67(d) Word Equation:89(a)(d) Word Equation:Observationsin Microwell10AvibHeat1112(d) Word Equation:Blueno changewhite, cloudyPrecipitate(d) Word Equation:Blue>no visiblereactionneat(d) Word Equation:no visiblereactionorange >rust Colornot mixed.(d) Word Equation:Blue>dark blue(d) Word Equation:(b) Balanced Chemical Equation with Physical States(solutions are aq)Ammonium Hydroxide+ Sulfuric AcidCupric Sulfate + Zinc NitrateSodium Carbonate + Calcium ChbrideCupric Sulfade+ Amonium ChlorideSodium Hydroxide+ Nitric Acid(c) Name the PureSubstance Formed or "NoReaction"ferric Chloride+ Ammonium HydroxideCupric Sulfate & Ammonium HydroxideMdefate

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10 neat (d) Word Equation: 11 no visible reaction 12 orance > rust Color not mixed (d) Word Equation: Blue dark blue (d) Word Equation: Sodium Hydroxide+ Nitric Acid ferric Chloride + Ammonium Hydroxide Cupric Sulfate & Ammonium Hydroxide

10 neat (d) Word Equation: 11 no visible reaction 12 orance > rust Color not mixed (d) Word Equation: Blue dark blue (d) Word Equation: Sodium Hydroxide+ Nitric Acid ferric Chloride + Ammonium Hydroxide Cupric Sulfate & Ammonium Hydroxide

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Please help with 10, 11, & 12

e as
as of your
your
ur
cial in
e Pure
ormed or
Reaction
Number
6
7
(d) Word Equation:
8
9
(a)
(d) Word Equation:
Observations
in Microwell
10
Avib
Heat
11
12
(d) Word Equation:
Blue
no change
white, cloudy
Precipitate
(d) Word Equation:
Blue>
no visible
reaction
neat
(d) Word Equation:
no visible
reaction
orange >
rust Color
not mixed.
(d) Word Equation:
Blue>
dark blue
(d) Word Equation:
(b) Balanced Chemical Equation with Physical States
(solutions are aq)
Ammonium Hydroxide+ Sulfuric Acid
Cupric Sulfate + Zinc Nitrate
Sodium Carbonate + Calcium Chbride
Cupric Sulfade+ Amonium Chloride
Sodium Hydroxide+ Nitric Acid
(c) Name the Pure
Substance Formed or "No
Reaction"
ferric Chloride+ Ammonium Hydroxide
Cupric Sulfate & Ammonium Hydroxide
M
de
fate

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