Co Ohttps://newconnect.mheducation.com REACTIONS -REACTIONS IN SOLUTION INTRODUCTION LABORATORY SIMULATION 1) For each pair of reactants, will there be a reaction? Cr(s) +Co(NO3)2(ag) Choose match v Cd(s) + H2SO4(ag) Choose match v Co(s) + HC1(ag) > Choose match v Ni(s)+LI,CO3(ag) Choose match v

Co Ohttps://newconnect.mheducation.com REACTIONS -REACTIONS IN SOLUTION INTRODUCTION LABORATORY SIMULATION 1) For each pair of reactants, will there be a reaction? Cr(s) +Co(NO3)2(ag) Choose match v Cd(s) + H2SO4(ag) Choose match v Co(s) + HC1(ag) > Choose match v Ni(s)+LI,CO3(ag) Choose match v

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REACTIONS REACTIONS IN SOLUTION
INTRODUCTION
LABORATORY SIMULATION
1) For each pair of reactants, will there be a reaction?
Cr(s) + Co(NO3)2(ag)
Choose match v
Ca(s) + H2SO4(ag)
Choose match ♥
Co(s) +HC1(ag) ►
Choose match v
Ni(s)+LizCO3(ag)
Choose match v

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