Balance these net ionic equations. a Hg,2"(aq) - I(aq) – Hg,I2(s) b Ag*(aq) |s²<(aq) → Ag,S(s) Ba"(aq) |so,²(aq) - BaSO4(s) d |Cu²*(aq) Fe(s) - Cu(s) Fe2*(aq) Ca(s) H20(1) Ca*(aq) + он (аq) + H2(g)

Balance these net ionic equations. a Hg,2"(aq) - I(aq) – Hg,I2(s) b Ag(aq) |s²<(aq) → Ag,S(s) Ba"(aq) |so,²(aq) - BaSO4(s) d |Cu²(aq) Fe(s) - Cu(s) Fe2(aq) Ca(s) H20(1) Ca(aq) + он (аq) + H2(g)

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Balance these net ionic equations.
a
Hg,2"(aq) -
I(aq) –
Hg,I2(s)
b
Ag*(aq)
|s²<(aq) →
Ag,S(s)
Ba"(aq)
|so,²(aq) -
BaSO4(s)
d
|Cu²*(aq)
Fe(s) -
Cu(s)
Fe2*(aq)
Ca(s)
H20(1)
Ca*(aq) +
он (аq) +
H2(g)

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