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G.C. 1-3 Lab Report
Name: Kimberly Adams
Z Number: Z23505074
SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO:
- When two solutions containing ionic compounds (nonmental/metal) are mixed
together, one of two things can happen: the first thing that could happen is that
no reaction may occur because if all of the combinations of positive cations and
negative anions are soluble in water, a mixture of all the ions is obtained and
nothing is observed. The second thing that could occur would be precipitation, if
one or more combinations of cations and anions is insoluble, then a solid will
form. This solid is called a precipitate. When completing a reaction, first, switch
cations and anions over to form the products (remember to use correct ratio).
Second, determine whether compounds formed are soluble or insoluble. If both
compounds are soluble then no reaction occurs and if at least one compound is
insoluble than a precipitation reaction will occur.
G. C. 1 - 3: DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Based on the solubility guidelines predict the outcome of the following reactions. If you
think a precipitation reaction will occur, write balanced reaction equation and write and
complete ionic equation (CIE) and net ionic equation (NIE).