Problem Set 3- Write balanced net ionic equations for the following double replacement reactions that occur in water. Use the solubility rules to determine physical KCI ( )+ BaSO4 ( ) states. 1. K₂SO4 ()+ BaCl₂ ( ) 2. Al(NO3)3 ( ) + NaOH ( ) 3. CaCl₂ ( )+ Na₂CO3 ( ) 4. Na₂S ( ) + Pb(C₂H3O2)2 ( ) 5. H₂SO4 ( ) + NaOH ( ) 6. Na₂S () + HCI ( ) 7. K₂CO3 () + HNO3 ( ) 8. (NH4)2SO4 () + Ba(NO3)2( ) 9. Ba(OH)2 () + H3PO4 ( ) Al(OH)3() + NaNO3 ( ) NaCl ) + CaCO3 ( ) PbS () + NaC₂H302 ( ) Na₂SO4 ( ) + H₂O ( ) H₂S ( )+ NaCl ( ) H₂O() + CO₂ ( ) + KNO3 ( ) NH4NO3 () + BaSO4 ( ) H₂O ( ) + Ba3(PO4)2 ( )

Problem Set 3- Write balanced net ionic equations for the following double replacement reactions that occur in water. Use the solubility rules to determine physical KCI ( )+ BaSO4 ( ) states. 1. K₂SO4 ()+ BaCl₂ ( ) 2. Al(NO3)3 ( ) + NaOH ( ) 3. CaCl₂ ( )+ Na₂CO3 ( ) 4. Na₂S ( ) + Pb(C₂H3O2)2 ( ) 5. H₂SO4 ( ) + NaOH ( ) 6. Na₂S () + HCI ( ) 7. K₂CO3 () + HNO3 ( ) 8. (NH4)2SO4 () + Ba(NO3)2( ) 9. Ba(OH)2 () + H3PO4 ( ) Al(OH)3() + NaNO3 ( ) NaCl ) + CaCO3 ( ) PbS () + NaC₂H302 ( ) Na₂SO4 ( ) + H₂O ( ) H₂S ( )+ NaCl ( ) H₂O() + CO₂ ( ) + KNO3 ( ) NH4NO3 () + BaSO4 ( ) H₂O ( ) + Ba3(PO4)2 ( )

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