Chapter 4, Problem 105E

Consider the generic ionic compounds with the formulas $A_{2}X$ and $B{Y}_2$ and the following solubility rules:

$A_{2}X$ soluble; $B{Y}_2$ soluble; AY insoluble; BX soluble Let $A^{+}$ ions be represented by circles, $B^{2+}$ ions be represented by squares, $X^{2-}$ ions be represented by triangles and $Y^{-}$ ions be represented by diamonds. Solutions of the two compounds ( $A_{2}X$ and $B{Y}_2$ ) can be represented as follows.

Draw a molecular-level representation showing the result of mixing the two solutions above and write an equation to represent the reaction.