Many ionic compounds are water soluble, so, for example, we can make solutions of sodium iodide, Nal, and lead(II) nitrate, Pb(NO3)2, by simply dissolving the ionic solids in water. In the process of dissolving, the ions from the ionic solutes (sometimes referred to as salts) are split apart and hydrated (surrounded) by water molecules. +. Complete and balance the overall ionic equation for lead(Il) nitrate dissolving in water. Db(NO,)2(s) +2 Part 3 9 See Hint What will happen if we combine the solution of sodium iodide and the solution of lead(II) nitrate? The solutions will mix, so all of the ions will be evenly distributed throughout the entire solution. But sometimes mixing solutions containing dissolved ions leads to a precipitation reaction: the formation of a new insalublecompound. Complete the balanced overall ionic equation for the mixing of these two solutions. 2Na (ag) + 21 (ag) - Pb"(ag) +2NO, (ag). Part 4 ( O See Hint Write the netionic equation for the mixing of sodium iodide and the solution of lead(I) nitrate.

Many ionic compounds are water soluble, so, for example, we can make solutions of sodium iodide, Nal, and lead(II) nitrate, Pb(NO3)2, by simply dissolving the ionic solids in water. In the process of dissolving, the ions from the ionic solutes (sometimes referred to as salts) are split apart and hydrated (surrounded) by water molecules. +. Complete and balance the overall ionic equation for lead(Il) nitrate dissolving in water. Db(NO,)2(s) +2 Part 3 9 See Hint What will happen if we combine the solution of sodium iodide and the solution of lead(II) nitrate? The solutions will mix, so all of the ions will be evenly distributed throughout the entire solution. But sometimes mixing solutions containing dissolved ions leads to a precipitation reaction: the formation of a new insalublecompound. Complete the balanced overall ionic equation for the mixing of these two solutions. 2Na (ag) + 21 (ag) - Pb"(ag) +2NO, (ag). Part 4 ( O See Hint Write the netionic equation for the mixing of sodium iodide and the solution of lead(I) nitrate.

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