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[*] posted on 30-1-2006 at 10:35
Predicting Precipitate Reactions


I'm studying for a Grade 11 chemistry exam, and I forgot how to predict precipitate reactions. I know that I have to use the attached chart, but I forgot how to use it. In my notes, it shows me the steps I have to follow, but can someone explain it to me please?

It says:

Predict possible products
Write dissociation equations
Write full ionic equation (check for solubility of products)
Cancel out spectator ions
Write net ionic equation

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solubility of ionic compounds at satp.bmp - 695kB
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[*] posted on 30-1-2006 at 13:46


Ouch, a bitmap. I'm not bothering with that.

I just look for the products that are insoluble. If it's going out of solution, then what's left?

I don't know how thorough you need... it sounds pretty rigorous if you need all those steps, but that's just writing. I mean, you don't even need to think about KNO3 = K+ + NO3- and such.

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