Select the correct and balanced equation described by:An aqueous solution of lead(II) sulfate is mixed with an aqueous solution of sodium chloride.PBSO)+ NaClag PbCl,+ NazSO4)Pb(SO)2iag + 2NaClag PbCl2y + 2NaSOenPb(SOa)2lag) + 2NaClag PbCla, + 2N2SOPbSO lag) + 2NaClag PbClay + NazSO. Select the correct and balanced equation described by:Indium oxide solid reacts with gaseous carbon monoxide to produce indium metal and carbon dioxide gas. Write the balanced equation for thisreaction.(Hint: I cannot recall whether you were supposed to have that ion memorized or not. So I will just tell you that indium form a 3+ cation)O InzO3) +3COL2In+ 3CO2aO In2Og6) + COle + Ing + CO215)OIngO26) + 3CO + 3lng + 3CO2O21nO +3CO 2ing + 3CO21)

Lead sulfate reacts with sodium chloride to produce sodium sulfate and lead chloride.

Select the correct and balanced equation described by: An aqueous solution of lead(Il) sulfate is mixed with an aqueous solution of sodium chloride. + NaClag PbClac NazSO4 Pb(SOzia + 2NaClog PbCl, + 2NaSOd Pb(SOa)2lag) + 2NaClag PbCla + 2N2SO PbSO 4la) + 2NaClag) PbCl NazSO.)

Select the correct and balanced equation described by: An aqueous solution of lead(Il) sulfate is mixed with an aqueous solution of sodium chloride. + NaClag PbClac NazSO4 Pb(SOzia + 2NaClog PbCl, + 2NaSOd Pb(SOa)2lag) + 2NaClag PbCla + 2N2SO PbSO 4la) + 2NaClag) PbCl NazSO.)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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