The page below is the solubility chart Write the balanced chemical equation, ionic equation, net ionic equation, and spectatorions for the reaction between Ba(OH)2q) and H,PO(0)- You will need to use yoursolubility grid from section 9.1 to determine the solubility of the products (one will be aprecipitate, the other will be a liquid).2.SolubilityExceptionsvery soluble (aq)20.1 mol/LNO3noneCI and other halidesexcept with Cu*, Ag*, Hg,2+, Pb²+SO,2-except with Ca?+, Ba?+, Sr²+, Hg²+, Pb2+, Ag*Ag*Nat and K*noneNH,noneslightly soluble (s)<0.1 mol/Lexcept with Group 1 ions and NH,+except with Group 1 ions and NH,+except with Group 1 ions, Ca?+, Ba²+, Sr²+-HOexcept with Groups 1 and 2 ions and NH,+ons and Their ReactionsNEL

In a precipitation reaction, one product is insoluble in water.

Write the balanced chemical equation, ionic equation, net ionic equation, and spectator ions for the reaction between Ba(OH)z0) and H,PO(00)- You will need to use your solubility grid from section 9.1 to determine the solubility of the products (one will be a precipitate, the other will be a liquid). Solubility Exceptions very soluble (aq) 20.1 mol/L NO3 none CI and other halides except with Cu*, Ag*, Hg,2+, Pb²+ so,2- except with Ca?+, Ba?+, Sr²+, Hg²+, Pb2+, Ag* Ag* Na and K* none none slightly soluble (s) <0.1 mol/L except with Group 1 ions and NH, except with Group 1 ions and NH,* --'Od except with Group 1 ions, Ca²+, Ba²+, Sr²+ -HO except with Groups 1 and 2 ions and NH,

Write the balanced chemical equation, ionic equation, net ionic equation, and spectator ions for the reaction between Ba(OH)z0) and H,PO(00)- You will need to use your solubility grid from section 9.1 to determine the solubility of the products (one will be a precipitate, the other will be a liquid). Solubility Exceptions very soluble (aq) 20.1 mol/L NO3 none CI and other halides except with Cu, Ag, Hg,2+, Pb²+ so,2- except with Ca?+, Ba?+, Sr²+, Hg²+, Pb2+, Ag* Ag* Na and K* none none slightly soluble (s) <0.1 mol/L except with Group 1 ions and NH, except with Group 1 ions and NH,* --'Od except with Group 1 ions, Ca²+, Ba²+, Sr²+ -HO except with Groups 1 and 2 ions and NH,

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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