Aqueous osmium (II) chloride reacts with aqueous cesium carbonate to produce cesium chloride and osmium (II) carbonate. (Osmium has the symbol Os) Solubility Rules Solubility Exceptions Solubility Exceptions insoluble Li", Na", K* , Rb*, Cs*, NH, lon lon nitrates soluble none carbonates sulfates soluble Ca* ,Ba" ,Sr* , Ag" , Pb* insoluble Li, Na', K* , Rb*, Cs', NH. phosphates chlorides soluble Ba?", Sr?* insoluble Li , Na', K' , Rb', Cs', NH, *, Ca insoluble Li , Na', K' , Rb', Cs', NH, ', Mg' Ag, Pb hydroxides alkali ions soluble none sulfides Ca Ва acetates soluble none iodides soluble Ag, Pb* 1) Write the balance equation including phases (s, I, aq etc.) on the paper with your work that you will submit after the exam. 2) Enter the coefficient in front of the aluminum chloride when the equation is balanced in moodle. The equation you submit must support the number you entered in moodle. Select one: O a. 6 b. 2 с. 5 d. 3 О е.1 O f. 4

Aqueous osmium (II) chloride reacts with aqueous cesium carbonate to produce cesium chloride and osmium (II) carbonate. (Osmium has the symbol Os) Solubility Rules Solubility Exceptions Solubility Exceptions insoluble Li", Na", K* , Rb, Cs, NH, lon lon nitrates soluble none carbonates sulfates soluble Ca* ,Ba" ,Sr* , Ag" , Pb* insoluble Li, Na', K* , Rb, Cs', NH. phosphates chlorides soluble Ba?", Sr? insoluble Li , Na', K' , Rb', Cs', NH, , Ca insoluble Li , Na', K' , Rb', Cs', NH, ', Mg' Ag, Pb hydroxides alkali ions soluble none sulfides Ca Ва acetates soluble none iodides soluble Ag, Pb 1) Write the balance equation including phases (s, I, aq etc.) on the paper with your work that you will submit after the exam. 2) Enter the coefficient in front of the aluminum chloride when the equation is balanced in moodle. The equation you submit must support the number you entered in moodle. Select one: O a. 6 b. 2 с. 5 d. 3 О е.1 O f. 4

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