Chemistry, 27.06.2019 04:00, caitlyn79

:d 1. write a balanced chemical equation for each double replacement reaction that occurs. note: compounds with na+, k+, and/or no3− are soluble. 2. why was there no reaction in some of the wells? (see introduction.) 3. how could you tell a ca(no3)2 solution from a zn(no3)2 solution? 4. how could you tell a cu(no3)2 solution from a ni(no3)2 solution?

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