2. (This is a review problem) For the following ionic compounds, write the name of the compound and the balanced dissolution reaction. Make sure to include the phases. a. NH4Cl (soluble salt) b. NiSO4 (soluble salt) c. AgCH3COO (soluble salt)

2. (This is a review problem) For the following ionic compounds, write the name of the compound and the balanced dissolution reaction. Make sure to include the phases. a. NH4Cl (soluble salt) b. NiSO4 (soluble salt) c. AgCH3COO (soluble salt)

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e. KMnO4 (soluble salt)
f. Sr3(PO4)2 (sparingly soluble)

2. (This is a review problem) For the following ionic compounds, write the name of the
compound and the balanced dissolution reaction. Make sure to include the phases.
a. NH4Cl (soluble salt)
b. NiSO4 (soluble salt)
c. AgCH3COO (soluble salt)
d. Na2CO3 (soluble salt)

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