Question

Net Ionic equation for Ag+Na2CO3=

Answer 1

net ionic eqtn is;
2Ag+ + (CO3) -2 -----> Ag2CO3
Ionic eqtn involves only the precipitated salt only...

Answer 2

How about Pb+NaCl=

Answer 3

Pb2+(aq) + 2Cl-(aq) --> PbCl2(s

Answer 4

what happens to the Na?

Answer 5

its half of two
Pb(No3)2 + 2 NaCl = PbCl2 + 2 NaNo3

sum of charges must be the same on both sides and on both sides sum of charges must be zero

Answer 6

How about Sb+Na2S=

Answer 7

2 Sb + 3 Na2S = Sb2S3 + 6 Na

sory these are displacement reaction
the first one also the same :)

Answer 8

2 Sb + 3 Na2S = Sb2S3 + 6 Na
is this correct

Answer 9

oh yes it is @chmvijay write it

Answer 10

So whay on the last the ionic equations does the NA stay - but in the first (Ag+Na2CO3) does the Na go away?

Answer 11

not its not true it wont go away 2Ag+ + Na2(CO3) -2 -----> Ag2CO3 +2Na

Answer 12

but that was the ionic equation not balanced

Answer 13

@Jerseygirle r u asking 4 ionic equation or balanced

Answer 14

I need balanced net ionic equations

Answer 15

i have already given right

Answer 16

How about for Pb+NaCl=

Answer 17

Pb + 2 NaCl = Pb(NaCl)2

Answer 18

Pb+2NaCl=Pbcl2 +2Na

Answer 19

So when I mix Ca and Na2S in a beaker there is no chemical reaction - why is this - and do I still have to make a chemical formula?

Answer 20

nope

Answer 21

why not?

Answer 22

bcoz it may need different reaction conditions :)

Answer 23

to occur reaction :) do u want ot write equation u can since ur not getting ur desired product i though u no need to write

Answer 24

so would I just write Ca+Na2S and not combine the reaction?