nickel(iii) sulfite reacts with tin.. predict the products

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anonymous · Answer

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wolfe8 · Answer

What is tin? Anion or cation?

wolfe8 · Answer

Here's a way to see it. Separate nickel sulfite into its component ions.

anonymous · Answer

Ni4(SO3)3+Sn->Sn(SO3)2+Ni
Reason why-
This is a single replacement chemical reaction- which means either the nonmetals switch places or the metals switch places. The charges of these; Sn is +4 and SO3 has a -2 charge, and Ni has +3 charge. You just have to determine if the ones alone are diatomic. My teacher taught me "Have No Fear Of Ice Cold Beer" Hydrogen Nitrogen Fluorine Oxygen Iodine Chlorine Bromine

anonymous · Answer

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