When mixing two aqueous solutions of Na SO, and Pb(NO:):, a precipitate and a soluble salt form according to the following equation (unbalanced). Na, So, (aq) + Pb(NO,),(aq) - PbSO, + NANO, a. Identify the precipitate and the soluble salt, using the solubility rules. Precipitate: Soluble salt: b. Classify the species mentioned in the above equation as strong electrolytes and weak electrolytes. Strong electrolytes: Weak electrolytes: c. Balance the above equation and write the balanced molecular equation. Include the status of each product (solid or aqueous).

When mixing two aqueous solutions of Na SO, and Pb(NO:):, a precipitate and a soluble salt form according to the following equation (unbalanced). Na, So, (aq) + Pb(NO,),(aq) - PbSO, + NANO, a. Identify the precipitate and the soluble salt, using the solubility rules. Precipitate: Soluble salt: b. Classify the species mentioned in the above equation as strong electrolytes and weak electrolytes. Strong electrolytes: Weak electrolytes: c. Balance the above equation and write the balanced molecular equation. Include the status of each product (solid or aqueous).

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