9 Assume you have available silver, silver nitrate, aluminum and aluminumnitrate. Write the correct balanced net ionic equation that will occur.+1O Ag*ag) + AI+3,(aq) Ag(s) + Al(s)O 3AGNO3(ag) + Als) > Ags) + Al(NO3)3(aq)+1O 3Ag*(ag) + Alis) 3Ag(s) + Al*3(aq)O Ags) + Als) –Ag*(aq)+ Al*3(aq)O 3Ags) + Al*3(aq) 3Ag+1(aq)+ Alçs)

The standard reduction potential data of Ag+ and Al3+ are as follows: E°Ag+/Ag=0.7996…

Assume you have available silver, silver nitrate, aluminum and aluminum nitrate. Write the correct balanced net ionic equation that will occur. O Ag*ag) + Al*3 taq) Ag() + Als) O 3AgNO3faq) + Alis) Ag(s) + AI(NO3)3(aq) O 3Ag* (aq) + Als) 3Ag() + Al*3% (aq) O Agls) + Als) –Ag*(ag) + Al*3 ,+1 (aq) O 3AB5) + Al*3, taq)3Ag(aq) + Als)

Assume you have available silver, silver nitrate, aluminum and aluminum nitrate. Write the correct balanced net ionic equation that will occur. O Agag) + Al3 taq) Ag() + Als) O 3AgNO3faq) + Alis) Ag(s) + AI(NO3)3(aq) O 3Ag* (aq) + Als) 3Ag() + Al3% (aq) O Agls) + Als) –Ag(ag) + Al3 ,+1 (aq) O 3AB5) + Al3, taq)3Ag(aq) + Als)

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