Write the balanced net ionic equations to any reaction which may occur when the followingsolutions are mixed. Remember to indicate the phase of the ion/molecule.1. Lİ,CO; + CaCl22. NazSO4 + NH,IAn example FORMAT is given below:Cu(NO:)2 + (NH4);PO4The molecular equation must be:3 Cu(NO3)2(aq) + 2 (NH4)3PO4(ag) → 6NHẠNO3(aq) + C.The ionic equation can be written as:6 NH4* (ag) + 2 PO*4(ag) + 3 Cu*²(aq) + 6 NO3¯(aq) →NO3 (aq) + Cu3(PO4)29)Here NH4* and NO3 are spectator ions thus the net ionicequation must be:2 PO4- (ag) + 3 Cu+2(ag)- Cu3(PO4)29)

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Write the balanced net ionic equations to any reaction which may occur when the following solutions are mixed. Remember to indicate the phase of the ion/molecule. 1. Li¿CO; + CaCl2 2. NazSO4 + NH,I

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