What is the net ionic equation for the reaction of aqueous potassium hydroxide and aqueous nitric acid?

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anonymous · Answer

I wrote out the equation as such.
H(NO3) + K(OH)
Double Displacement
H(OH) + KNO3

KNO3 would be spectator right?
So it would just leave the H(OH).  So wouldn't that become H2O?

aaronq · Answer

yes and yes. 

you also dont have to use the brackets in HNO3 and KOH, those are only used when you have multiple polyatomic ligands.

anonymous · Answer

so the answer would be H20.  Ok thank you very much.

aaronq · Answer

yeah, don't use the zero though, the symbol for oxygen is an uppercase "O" not a "0"