For this reaction: Pb(NO3)2( aq) + Li,SO4( aq) --> What one of the following species would appear in the molecular equation? (Don't worry about coefficients. Just write the molecular equation, and see which of these appears in it.) Pb * (aq) LINO3 (aq) O LI2NO3 (s) O Liz(NO3)2 (s) O Li2* (aq) O Pb2SO4 (s)

For this reaction: Pb(NO3)2( aq) + Li,SO4( aq) --> What one of the following species would appear in the molecular equation? (Don't worry about coefficients. Just write the molecular equation, and see which of these appears in it.) Pb * (aq) LINO3 (aq) O LI2NO3 (s) O Liz(NO3)2 (s) O Li2* (aq) O Pb2SO4 (s)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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