Chemical Reactions and Equations
Problem 1: Net Ionic Reaction
- Balanced Molecular Equation:
2extAgNO<em>3(aq)+extK</em>2extSO<em>4(aq)→2extKNO</em>3(aq)+extAg<em>2extSO</em>4(s) - Net Ionic Equation:
2extAg+(aq)+extSO<em>42−(aq)→extAg</em>2extSO4(s)
Problem 2: Spectator Ions
- Balanced Molecular Equation:
2extAgNO<em>3(aq)+extK</em>2extSO<em>4(aq)→2extKNO</em>3(aq)+extAg<em>2extSO</em>4(s) - Spectator Ions:
- Potassium ions extK+(aq)
- Nitrate ions extNO3−(aq)
Problem 3: Complete Ionic Equation for Barium Chloride and Ammonium Carbonate
- Reaction: Aqueous Barium chloride reacts with aqueous ammonium carbonate, forming a white precipitate.
- Complete Ionic Equation:
extBa2+(aq)+2extCl−(aq)+2extNH<em>4+(aq)+extCO</em>32−(aq)→extBaCO<em>3(s)+2extCl−(aq)+2extNH</em>4+(aq)
Problem 4: Fizzing in Barium Carbonate and Hydrochloric Acid Reaction
- Reaction: Aqueous Barium carbonate reacts with aqueous hydrochloric acid.
- Observation: The solution fizzes vigorously.
- Cause of Fizzing: Resulting gas evolution from the reaction.
Problem 5: Molecular and Net Ionic Equations for Hydrochloric Acid and Barium Carbonate
- Molecular Equation:
extBaCO<em>3(s)+2extHCl(aq)→extBaCl</em>2(aq)+extH<em>2extO(l)+extCO</em>2(g) - Net Ionic Equation:
extBaCO<em>3(s)+2extH+(aq)→extBa2+(aq)+extH</em>2extO(l)+extCO2(g)