Write the dissolution equation for the following generic formulas. M = metal X = nonmetal Assume the reactant is a solid and the ions are (aq). Sample: M2X Correct equation: M2X(s) 2M2*(aq) +X(aq) a. MAX b. MX3 C. M3X4

Write the dissolution equation for the following generic formulas. M = metal X = nonmetal Assume the reactant is a solid and the ions are (aq). Sample: M2X Correct equation: M2X(s) 2M2*(aq) +X(aq) a. MAX b. MX3 C. M3X4

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