Soluble or Insoluble? 6 Questions Identify ionic compounds to be soluble or insoluble.

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What’s Going Down? 6 Questions Identify the chemical formula of the precipitate resulting from the mixing of two aqueous solutions.

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Net Ionic Equations 4 Questions Identify the net ionic equation that describes the precipitation reaction occurring when two aqueous solutions are mixed.

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Objective: To predict the precipitate that is produced when two aqueous solutions of ionic compounds are mixed and to represent the precipitation reaction by a net ionic equation.

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