Alright so the topic of this homework center\'s solubilityrules. Na2SO4 + LiBr +

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Alright so the topic of this homework center's solubilityrules.

Na2SO4 + LiBr + Ca(C3H3O2)2 --> ???
-Balance
-Write Ionic Eq
-Write Net Ionic Eq

I mean they all look soluable, but if all of them dissolve in waterinto ions, that means you can have like 9 different solutions, Idunno if thats right. Plus I would have to balance that.

Na2SO4 is soluable cause its a sulfate.
LiBr is soluable cause it's a group 1 salt.
Ca(C3H3O2)2 ???

Explanation / Answer

Balanced chemical equation:                         Na2SO4 +2 LiBr +Ca(C2H3O2)2 ---------> 2 NaBr + CaSO4 + 2Li(C2H3O2) ionic equation:                        2 Na+ + SO42- + 2 Li+ +2 Br- + Ca2+ +2(C2H3O2)- -------->2 Na+ +2 Br- +Ca2+ +SO42- +2 Li++2(C2H3O2)- As allare soluble we cann't have a netionic equation.

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