The soil on Mars is very nitrogen deficient, among other nutrients. One possible source of nitrogen is (NH.),PO,. (NH.),PO, and MgSO, (naturally found in the soil of Mars) are both water soluble. When they are mixed together, a precipitate will form: a) Write the balanced chemical equation; include all appropriate symbols: b) Write the ionic equation: c) Write the net ionic equation: d) Identify the spectator ions:

The soil on Mars is very nitrogen deficient, among other nutrients. One possible source of nitrogen is (NH.),PO,. (NH.),PO, and MgSO, (naturally found in the soil of Mars) are both water soluble. When they are mixed together, a precipitate will form: a) Write the balanced chemical equation; include all appropriate symbols: b) Write the ionic equation: c) Write the net ionic equation: d) Identify the spectator ions:

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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