Predict the products that will form when aqueous solutions of the following substances are combined. If no reaction is expected, write "No Reaction". If a reaction is expected, give balanced molecular, ionic, and net ionic equations that describe the reaction. a. Sodium sulfide and zinc(II) chloride b. Calcium nitrate and ammonium sulfate

Predict the products that will form when aqueous solutions of the following substances are combined. If no reaction is expected, write "No Reaction". If a reaction is expected, give balanced molecular, ionic, and net ionic equations that describe the reaction. a. Sodium sulfide and zinc(II) chloride b. Calcium nitrate and ammonium sulfate

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