Determine the net ionic reaction between solution A and B by writing the metal ion in Blank 1 followed by the non-metal ion (or polyatomic ion) in Bla showing the charges and phases as illustrated below. In Blank 3 write reaction product. In front of each substance write the appropriate stoichiometric coefficie (except for 1) For single + or - charges write + or - (do not write 1+ or 1-) Net ionic equation: 2M+(aq) + NM2-(aq) --> M2NM(s) Blank 1: 2M+(aq) Blank 2: NM2-(aq) Blank 3: M2NM(s) (no spaces between any of the letters charges or brackets) for example 2 phosphate ions would be written as 2PO43-laa).

Determine the net ionic reaction between solution A and B by writing the metal ion in Blank 1 followed by the non-metal ion (or polyatomic ion) in Bla showing the charges and phases as illustrated below. In Blank 3 write reaction product. In front of each substance write the appropriate stoichiometric coefficie (except for 1) For single + or - charges write + or - (do not write 1+ or 1-) Net ionic equation: 2M+(aq) + NM2-(aq) --> M2NM(s) Blank 1: 2M+(aq) Blank 2: NM2-(aq) Blank 3: M2NM(s) (no spaces between any of the letters charges or brackets) for example 2 phosphate ions would be written as 2PO43-laa).

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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