Write a balanced chemical equation for the double replacement reaction that occurs inaqueous solution, a total ionic equation, and net ionic equation. (remember physicalstates)Calcium hydroxide solution is added to aqueous iron (III) chloride to produce a solution ofcalcium chloride and a precipitate of Iron (III) hydroxide.Write the equations in the space below. Do not subscript the number in the equationjust write it as numbers next to the element, example H2SO4. Do not use superscript forthe charges instead use the ^ sign to show it is superscript and the write the charge,example H^+. Make sure to put in your phase labelsEdit ViewInsert FormatTools Table11:04 AM4/15/2021MacBook Pro

Calcium hydroxide reacts with iron chloride to give calcium chloride and iron hydroxide.

Vrite a balanced placen that occurs in queous solution, a total ionic equation, and net ionic equation. (remember physical states) Calcium hydroxide solution is added to aqueous iron (III) chloride to produce a solution of calcium chloride and a precipitate of Iron (III) hydroxide.

Vrite a balanced placen that occurs in queous solution, a total ionic equation, and net ionic equation. (remember physical states) Calcium hydroxide solution is added to aqueous iron (III) chloride to produce a solution of calcium chloride and a precipitate of Iron (III) hydroxide.

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