6. The major component of most kidney stones is calcium oxalate.Aqueous sodium oxalate can react with aqueous calcium citrate (Caz(C,HsO,)zl to produce solidcalcium oxalate and aqueous sodium citrate (Na:C,H5O7).For the reaction described above, which of the following is the correct balanced chemical equationincluding phases?O 3Na,C,O, + Cag(C,H;O¬)2 --> 2Na,CH;O; + 3C2C,0.O 3NazC204 (aa) + Cag(CH5O)2 (aq) --> 2Na3CaHs0, (aq) + 3CAC,0, (s)O 3NACO2 (aq) + Cag(C,H5O2 (aq) --> 2N3C,HsO, (aq) + 3CaC,O. (s)O 6NAC,O, (ag) + 2Cag(C,H,O)2 (aq) --> 4NaCgHgOz (aq) + 6Cac,0, ()O NaC,O, (aq) + CaCgHsO, (aq) --> NaCgHsO7 (aq) + CaC2O4 (s)The major component of most kidney stones is calcium oxalate.Aqueous sodium oxalate can react with aqueous calcium citrate (Cas(C,HsO2l to produce solidcalcium oxalate and aqueous sodium citrate (Na3C.HsO-).For the reaction described above, what is the precipitate?O NaC204 (s)O NaC,HsO, (s)O CaC204 (s)O Ca{CH5O7)2 (s)O NazCHs0, (s)O NazC204 (s) There are two (2) different ways in which we will classify chemical reactions: by Type of Chemistry orby Topological Arrangement.Which of the following are classes of chemical reactions based on Type of Chemistry?(Select ALL that apply)O Oxidation-Reduction (Redox) ReactionO Precipitation ReactionSingle-Displacement ReactionO Synthesis ReactionO Double-Dlsplacement ReactionO Decomposition ReactionO Acid-Base Neutralization ReactionFor the purposes of Chem 30A, any compound that has which of the following ions will be soluble?(Select ALL that apply)O NO3O K*O NH,O OHO Na*O Pb2Based on our simplified solubility rules for Chem 30A, which of the following compounds would youpredict to be insoluble.(Select ALL that apply)O iron (III) oxideO vanadium (IV) carbonateO lithium carbonateO mercury (11) acetateO lead (II) nitrateO sodium oxalateO 0

Aqueos sodium oxalate ( Na2C2O4 ) reacts with aqueos calcium citrate ( Ca3(C6H5O7)2 ) to form…

Aqueous sodium oxalate can react with aqueous calcium citrate [Ca3(CoHsO»)l to produce solid calcium oxalate and aqueous sodium citrate (NagCHsO). For the reaction described above, which of the following is the correct balanced chemical equation including phases? O 3Na,C,O4 + Cag(C,H;O)2 --> 2Na,CHsO, + 3CAC,04 O 3Na2C,O4 (aq) + Cag(CH5O)2 (aq) --> 2N33C,HgOy (aq) + 3CaC,O, (s) O 3NACO4 (aq) + Cag(CHSO)2 (aq) --> 2NaC,HsO, (aq) + 3CAC,O, (s) O 6NAC,O, laq) + 2Cag(CH,O)2 (aq) --> 4NACH3O7 (aq) + 6CaC,0, (5) O Nac,O. (aq) + CaCHsO, (aq) --> NaCgHsO, (aq) + CaC,O (s) The major component of most kidney stones is calcium oxalate. Aqueous sodium oxalate can react with aqueous calcium citrate (Cas(CHsO2 to produce solid calcium oxalate and aqueous sodium citrate (NazCHsO-). For the reaction described above, what is the precipitate? O NaC2O4 (s) O NaC,HsO, (s) O Cac204 (s) O Cag(CH5O7)2 (s) O NazCHsO,(s) O NazC204 (s)

Aqueous sodium oxalate can react with aqueous calcium citrate [Ca3(CoHsO»)l to produce solid calcium oxalate and aqueous sodium citrate (NagCHsO). For the reaction described above, which of the following is the correct balanced chemical equation including phases? O 3Na,C,O4 + Cag(C,H;O)2 --> 2Na,CHsO, + 3CAC,04 O 3Na2C,O4 (aq) + Cag(CH5O)2 (aq) --> 2N33C,HgOy (aq) + 3CaC,O, (s) O 3NACO4 (aq) + Cag(CHSO)2 (aq) --> 2NaC,HsO, (aq) + 3CAC,O, (s) O 6NAC,O, laq) + 2Cag(CH,O)2 (aq) --> 4NACH3O7 (aq) + 6CaC,0, (5) O Nac,O. (aq) + CaCHsO, (aq) --> NaCgHsO, (aq) + CaC,O (s) The major component of most kidney stones is calcium oxalate. Aqueous sodium oxalate can react with aqueous calcium citrate (Cas(CHsO2 to produce solid calcium oxalate and aqueous sodium citrate (NazCHsO-). For the reaction described above, what is the precipitate? O NaC2O4 (s) O NaC,HsO, (s) O Cac204 (s) O Cag(CH5O7)2 (s) O NazCHsO,(s) O NazC204 (s)

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