Net Ionic Equation Worksheet and Answers

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11:11 isn't Florine a spectator ion? Hydrofluoric acid is a strong acid which means it "completely" disassociates in water, which means that the H+ ion is the only thing reacting with the OH ion... H+ (aq) + OH (aq) -> h20(l)? Pretend if HF was solid, then fluorine will be included in the net ionic equation because the bond between H and F got split signifying a reaction occurring. Am I wrong? pls help

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Hydrofluoric is a weak acid , fluorine is the only halogen that forms a weak acid

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In the first equation, when writing the ionic equation part, how come when writing the product side, did " AgCl" drop the 2 that was in front of AgCl in the molecular equation? Basically, why would you not leave the 2AgCl for the ionic equation part?

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I have a question. In the first example of the net ionic equation for the single replacement, Al + CuCl2 why did you write CuCl2 as aqueous? In my solubility charge, it says that Cl would have a low solubility (solid) with Ag, Pb, Hg2, Tl and Cu. If it was solid it would change the Ionic Equation to 2Al(s) + 3Cl2(s) ----> 2Al(aq) + 2Cl3(aq).

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why did you dissociate the sodium carbonate? Isn't it a weak base?

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Balance the equation at 13:01

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but in the solubility rules that I have learned, it says that weak acids are not soluble so why would you designate that as aqueous?

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I didnt understand how did Ag + CL2 became AgCl instead of Agcl2 @2:08 ? can anyone please explain.

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Excuse me please when u were writing the product what happened to the two which was attached to the chlorine

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25:25 , why doesn't Al get a +3 charge like it does on the other side?

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What happens if they’re both (aq), how do you write the net ionic equation?

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Why HF in reactant side can not be splitted?

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So with H and CO3 as reactants... you would never have H2CO3 (Carbonic Acid) written as a product? It would always result in water and carbon dioxide?

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in the first example, why is MgCl2 in the aqueous state? I thought it was a solid?

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at 31:50 shouldnt it be Na(NO3)2 in the product side instead of NaNO3? please explain

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Will A always pair up with D in double displacement equations?

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In the first problem, when writing the total equation you have 2AgCl and then write it as just AgCl, where did the 2 go????

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The video doesn't explain one thing, when H O N CL BR I and F are on their own they become gasses and are H2, O2, etc, for example in his second example with Hf+Koh-->H2O the net ionic equation would end up as 1H2^+(g) + 2OH^-(aq) --> 2H2O(l). Hoped that helped clear up confusion

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Isn't Cl- a spectator ion as well?

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Why the mol (2) infront of Ag and cl disappeare

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13:24

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