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The following newly discovered ions (T+, A2-, D+, Z-) undergo a chemical change according the the reaction below.  T2A (aq) +  2 DZ (aq)   →  2 TZ (s) +  D2A (aq) Select the correct net ionic equation that represents this reaction.   Question 5 options:   a)  2T+ (aq) + 2Z- (aq) → 2 TZ (s) + 2D+ (aq) + A2- (aq)   b)  2T+ (aq) +  2Z- (aq) → 2 TZ (s)    c)  2T+ (aq) + A2- (aq) +  2D+ (aq) + 2Z- (aq) → 2 TZ (s) + 2D+ (aq) + A2- (aq)

The following newly discovered ions (T+, A2-, D+, Z-) undergo a chemical change according the the reaction below.  T2A (aq) +  2 DZ (aq)   →  2 TZ (s) +  D2A (aq) Select the correct net ionic equation that represents this reaction.   Question 5 options:   a)  2T+ (aq) + 2Z- (aq) → 2 TZ (s) + 2D+ (aq) + A2- (aq)   b)  2T+ (aq) +  2Z- (aq) → 2 TZ (s)    c)  2T+ (aq) + A2- (aq) +  2D+ (aq) + 2Z- (aq) → 2 TZ (s) + 2D+ (aq) + A2- (aq)

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The following newly discovered ions (T+, A2-, D+, Z-) undergo a chemical change according the the reaction below. 

T2A (aq) +  2 DZ (aq)   →  2 TZ (s) +  D2A (aq)

Select the correct net ionic equation that represents this reaction.

 
Question 5 options:
 

a) 

2T+ (aq) + 2Z- (aq) → 2 TZ (s) + 2D+ (aq) + A2- (aq)
 

b) 

2T+ (aq) +  2Z- (aq) → 2 TZ (s) 
 

c) 

2T+ (aq) + A2- (aq) +  2D+ (aq) + 2Z- (aq) → 2 TZ (s) + 2D+ (aq) + A2- (aq)
 
 
 

Question 6 

The following newly discovered ions (T2+, A-, D+, Z-) undergo a chemical change according the the reaction below. 

TA2 (aq) + 2 DZ (aq) → TZ2 (s) + 2 DA (aq)

Select the spectator ions that are generated by this reaction

 
Question 6 options:
 

a) 

T2+ (aq) 
 

b) 

 2 A- (aq)
 

c) 

2 D+ (aq)
 

d) 

2 Z- (aq)
 
 
 

Question 7 

 Only solid ionic compounds and gases should be broken apart in an ionic equation.
 
Question 7 options:
  True
  False
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