Question number 26 n to represent the reactionSection 8.9: Double-Replacement ReactionsIt is not necessary for you to identify the precipitates formed inQuestions 23 to 26.cacl, l(ag)andaun Iluoride solutions react todium26. I A precipitate forms when aqueous solutions ofchromium(III) nitrate and sodium hydroxide are combined.r the reaction of butane,xide and water. Use yourneouS solutions of perchloricacid and sodi kuaquestions. (a) Write, inthe particulate level. (b) Ifck models of the reactantsof balls representing atomsow both reactants and prod-models of the reactants fromI to form products? Howinterpret the equa-Unclassified ReactionsQuestions 31 to 66: Write the equation for the reaction describebetween given reactants. n to represent the reactionSection 8.9: Double-Replacement ReactionsIt is not necessary for you to identify the precipitates formed inQuestions 23 to 26.cacl, l(ag)andaun Iluoride solutions react todium26. I A precipitate forms when aqueous solutions ofchromium(III) nitrate and sodium hydroxide are combined.r the reaction of butane,xide and water. Use yourneouS solutions of perchloricacid and sodi kuaquestions. (a) Write, inthe particulate level. (b) Ifck models of the reactantsof balls representing atomsow both reactants and prod-models of the reactants fromI to form products? Howinterpret the equa-Unclassified ReactionsQuestions 31 to 66: Write the equation for the reaction describebetween given reactants.

Given Reaction is between Chromium(III) nitrate with sodium hydroxide

Answered: 26. I A precipitate forms when aqueous…

26. I A precipitate forms when aqueous solutions of chromium(III) nitrate and sodium hydroxide are combined.

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