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A solution of magnesium chloride can be prepared by neutralisation of dilute nitric acid with solid magnesium carbonate, with solid magnesium oxide, and with aqueous magnesium hydroxide.
a. Weite equations, with state symbols for these 3 methods of preparation
b. Why are these reactions all neutralisation reactions?
c. Write an ionic equation for the reaction of magnesium hydroxide with nitric acid
Any replies would be very welcome, am very stuck
a. Weite equations, with state symbols for these 3 methods of preparation
b. Why are these reactions all neutralisation reactions?
c. Write an ionic equation for the reaction of magnesium hydroxide with nitric acid
Any replies would be very welcome, am very stuck
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(Original post by lovinglife323)
A solution of magnesium chloride can be prepared by neutralisation of dilute nitric acid with solid magnesium carbonate, with solid magnesium oxide, and with aqueous magnesium hydroxide.
a. Weite equations, with state symbols for these 3 methods of preparation
b. Why are these reactions all neutralisation reactions?
c. Write an ionic equation for the reaction of magnesium hydroxide with nitric acid
Any replies would be very welcome, am very stuck
A solution of magnesium chloride can be prepared by neutralisation of dilute nitric acid with solid magnesium carbonate, with solid magnesium oxide, and with aqueous magnesium hydroxide.
a. Weite equations, with state symbols for these 3 methods of preparation
b. Why are these reactions all neutralisation reactions?
c. Write an ionic equation for the reaction of magnesium hydroxide with nitric acid
Any replies would be very welcome, am very stuck
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