Indicate which of the following pairs of reactants would yield a precipitation reaction and give the corresponding balanced equation, including states of matter. (a) aqueous lithium nitrate + aqueous ammonium sulfate (b) aqueous sodium phosphate + aqueous strontium nitrate (c) Pb(NO3)2 (aq) + Na,SO4 (aq) (d) Nal (ag) + NH.Br (ag)

Indicate which of the following pairs of reactants would yield a precipitation reaction and give the corresponding balanced equation, including states of matter. (a) aqueous lithium nitrate + aqueous ammonium sulfate (b) aqueous sodium phosphate + aqueous strontium nitrate (c) Pb(NO3)2 (aq) + Na,SO4 (aq) (d) Nal (ag) + NH.Br (ag)

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