11:41 Sun, Dec 4 M.g. Mg(NO₂)26h. NH4Cli. (NH4)2SO4→>Experiment 11 Electrical Conductivity of Aqueous Solutions: Electrolytes and Nonelectrolytes2. For each of the aqueous acids below, provide the equation representingcompound. The first one is done for you as an example.a. HCI (aq)H₂O (1)H30+ (aq) + Cl- (aq)hydrochloric acidCH127 Introductory General Chemistry Laboratoryits ionization in water, and name each|||C<79%X 11:40 Sun, Dec 4 M.1. Name each of the ionic compounds below and provide the equation representing its complete dissociation in water. Thefirst one is done for you as an example.Na+ (aq) + OH (aq)a. NaOH (s) →sodium hydroxideb. Ca(OH)2C. KCNd. K3PO4e. Na₂CO3 →f. Ba(NO3)2→→163|||O<79%(X)

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11:40 Sun, Dec 4 M. 1. Name each of the ionic compounds below and provide the equation representing its complete dissociation in water. The first one is done for you as an example. → a. NaOH (s) sodium hydroxide b. Ca(OH)2 C.KCN d. K3PO4 e. Na₂CO3 → f. Ba(NO3)2 ⠀⠀ → → Na+ (aq) + oH+ (aq) • D @ ||| O < 79 iy

11:40 Sun, Dec 4 M. 1. Name each of the ionic compounds below and provide the equation representing its complete dissociation in water. The first one is done for you as an example. → a. NaOH (s) sodium hydroxide b. Ca(OH)2 C.KCN d. K3PO4 e. Na₂CO3 → f. Ba(NO3)2 ⠀⠀ → → Na+ (aq) + oH+ (aq) • D @ ||| O < 79 iy

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