Ionic Compounds in Solution Given the following chemical formulas, write a balanced chemical equation that shows how the ionic compounds will dissociate in water. Be sure to write the correct charges. The first one is done as an example 1. NaCl NaCl -> Na* + Cl2. 2. CaCl₂ 3. Mg(OH)₂ 4. HC,HyOz 5. Fe(NO3)3 6. Li₂S 7. HNO3

Ionic Compounds in Solution Given the following chemical formulas, write a balanced chemical equation that shows how the ionic compounds will dissociate in water. Be sure to write the correct charges. The first one is done as an example 1. NaCl NaCl -> Na* + Cl2. 2. CaCl₂ 3. Mg(OH)₂ 4. HC,HyOz 5. Fe(NO3)3 6. Li₂S 7. HNO3

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