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1. An Ionic equaiton has 2H+(aq) on the left side and H2(g) on the right. Are those species spectators? Please explain
2. Which of the following substances are not ionized in an aqueous solution? Please explain
a) HI; b) KBr; c) H2SO4; d)HNO2; e) AgCl; f) Ca(NO3)2
3. Consider the statement: after balaning a net ionic equation, the sum of the charges on each side of the equation should be equal. Is this true or false? Give an Example.
1. An Ionic equaiton has 2H+(aq) on the left side and H2(g) on the right. Are those species spectators? Please explain
2. Which of the following substances are not ionized in an aqueous solution? Please explain
a) HI; b) KBr; c) H2SO4; d)HNO2; e) AgCl; f) Ca(NO3)2
3. Consider the statement: after balaning a net ionic equation, the sum of the charges on each side of the equation should be equal. Is this true or false? Give an Example.
Irving HeathcoteLv2
17 Dec 2019
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