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Bradley University
Course:
CHM 100 | Fundamentals of General Chemistry
Academic year:

2023
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NSM 12C PAL Worksheet Net Ionics I Name: _____________ Using your Solubility Rules, write the formula of the following compounds and identify them as: SE = strong electrolyte, WE = weak electrolyte, M = molecular, or P = precipitate Compound Formula Characteristic 1. Dinitrogen pentoxide ___________________ SE WE M P 2. Barium sulfate ___________________ SE WE M P 3. Mercury (1) bromide ___________________ SE WE M P 4. Acetic acid ___________________ SE WE M P 5. Hydroiodic acid ___________________ SE WE M P 6. Carbon dioxide ___________________ SE WE M P 7. Nitric acid ___________________ SE WE M P 8. Sulfuric acid ___________________ SE WE M P 9. Ammonium oxalate ___________________ SE WE M P 10. Nickel (II) phosphate ___________________ SE WE M P Net Ionic Equations (NIE) For #1-‐3, write the NIE using the 3-‐step method. For #4-‐5,use your most efficient method to solve for the NIE. (3-‐step method or your own technique) 1. Potassium phosphate with mercury (I) acetate à potassium acetate and mercury (I) phosphate Molecular equation: Total Ionic equation: Net Ionic equation: 2. Sodium sulfide with iron (III) nitrate à sodium nitrate and iron (III) sulfide Molecular equation: Total Ionic equation: Net Ionic equation: 3. Solutions of cesium hydroxide and oxalic acid are mixed. Molecular equation: Total Ionic equation: Net Ionic equation: 4. Solutions of magnesium perchlorate and lead (II) nitrate are mixed. 5. Solutions of chromium (II) bromide with lithium oxalate are mixed.