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Please help.

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@surry99

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i wil help i love science

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one sec

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@Kainui and @ganeshie8

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Okay. @ayla2001 . But please don't guess. Only answer if you know what you're talking about. Thanks. :)

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ok one sec

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ok.

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2Ag^+(aq) + CO3^2-(aq) --> Ag2CO3(s). A precipitate of silver carbonate (Ag2CO3) will form.
What happens is the silver ion (Ag^+) is soluble in solution as is the sodium ion (Na^+) and the carbonate anion (CO3^2-). It will take 2 silver ions to react with 1 carbonate. This results in the formation of the insoluble silver carbonate, which appears as a precipitate

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ok

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does that help

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Wow. Thank you. I'm really bad in chemistry, so I struggle. But this helped. :)

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do you think you can help me with one if you can

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i struggle to

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Sure. Open your own thread and tag me. :)

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how do i do that

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@ayla2001

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hey need any more help

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@StudyGurl14...sorry I did not get an email indicating you had a question

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It's ok @surry99

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