Question

What is the net ionic equation for ammonium molybdate + sodium phosphate = molybdophosphate?

Answer 1

\[\bf\Huge{~~\color{red}{\boxed{W}}\color{#FF9200}{\boxed{E}}\color{#FFDB00}{\boxed{L}}\color{#B6ff00}{\boxed{C}}\color{#00ff49}{\boxed{O}}\color{#00DBff}{\boxed{M}}\color{#B600ff}{\boxed{E}}\\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\boxed{T}\boxed{O}\\~~~~~~~~~~~\color{#0092ff}{\boxed{O}}\color{#0092ff}{\boxed{P}}\color{#0092ff}{\boxed{E}}\color{#0092ff}{\boxed{N}}\color{#7cc517}{\boxed{S}}\color{#7cc517}{\boxed{T}}\color{#7cc517}{\boxed{U}}\color{#7cc517}{\boxed{D}}\color{#7cc517}{\boxed{Y}}\color{#7cc517}{\boxed{!}}}\]

Start with writing the balanced reaction equation.

Answer 2

Isn't the product ammonium molybdophosphate? \(\rm\large\left((NH)_4)3PO_4Mo_{12}O_{36}\right)\)

Answer 3

ammonium molybdate + sodium phosphate = ammonium phosphate

+ sodium molybdate

no? double displacement

positive ions: ammonium, sodium
negative: phosphate, molybdate (-ate suffix means negatively charged btw)