Write the balanced COMPLETE ionic equation for the reaction when AuBr3 and NH,NO, are mixed in aqueous solution. If no reaction occurs, write only NR. Au (aq) + 3 NO, (aq)→ Au(NO3)3(s) Incorrect, 2 attempts remaining A precipitate does not form when these two reactants are mixed in aqueous solution. The table of solubility rules below may help you determine the correct answer. Soluble Exceptions Compounds containing NO: None CaH3O2 or CH;CO0 None CIo, and CIO. None Compounds containing Ag. Hg22, and Pb Compounds containing Ag. Hg22, and Pb2 Br" Compounds containing Agt, Ho2 and Ph

Write the balanced COMPLETE ionic equation for the reaction when AuBr3 and NH,NO, are mixed in aqueous solution. If no reaction occurs, write only NR. Au (aq) + 3 NO, (aq)→ Au(NO3)3(s) Incorrect, 2 attempts remaining A precipitate does not form when these two reactants are mixed in aqueous solution. The table of solubility rules below may help you determine the correct answer. Soluble Exceptions Compounds containing NO: None CaH3O2 or CH;CO0 None CIo, and CIO. None Compounds containing Ag. Hg22, and Pb Compounds containing Ag. Hg22, and Pb2 Br" Compounds containing Agt, Ho2 and Ph

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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