Rewrite the reaction using chemical formulas and showing the states of matter (s, 1, g,aq): Aqueous potassium bromide is combined with aqueous lead (II) nitrate to createpotassium nitrate and lead (II) bromide.oduct).Is the reaction in the box above a precipitation reaction? If it is, write which compoundis the precipitate; if not explain why not.Hint

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Rewrite the reaction using chemical formulas and showing the states of matter (s, 1 aq): Aqueous potassium bromide is combined with aqueous lead (II) nitrate to crea potassium nitrate and lead (II) bromide. for the hos caiclur m product). • Is the reaction in the box above a precipitation reaction? If it is, write which cor is the precipitate; if not explain why not.

Rewrite the reaction using chemical formulas and showing the states of matter (s, 1 aq): Aqueous potassium bromide is combined with aqueous lead (II) nitrate to crea potassium nitrate and lead (II) bromide. for the hos caiclur m product). • Is the reaction in the box above a precipitation reaction? If it is, write which cor is the precipitate; if not explain why not.

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