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Here is the test.

I scored a %98! Thank you again for your time and help! I have new questions but first I wanted to share the good news :smile:

Thank You again for helping me. I have since gotten that answer. I am learning enthalpy now, and it is going well. I just wanted to convey good wishes to you for your time.

So it will become AgCl(s) + NH3(aq)+ - - - - > ? :wideeyed:

Ag+(aq) + Cl- (aq) ----->>>> AgCl(s) ?? (Since, as you mentioned, NO2 is not part of the product, this is all i can think of right now). I very much appreciate your patience with me. I see you are in Poland and you seem to have a very good understanding of English too.

Na+ + Cl¯ + Ag+ + NO3¯ - - - >> AgCl?

OK . I am following you. Right now, in the picture, it looks like almost all of them, the Na+, both NO3's, and the H+ as well, do not change in the product side. I just do not think that is correct.

Thank you again. Na+ for sure doesn't change. It is removed. How do the 2 NO3's become 1 NO2-? (Also, how do you input the elevated + and - signs in the text? [this question isn't as important to me as the first])

OK. Thank You. How does the Nitric Acid on the reagent side fit into the 'mix' (no pun intended). I really am trying here. Where am I missing the formation of H2O and NO2? In the attached picture, on the second line , to the right, is where I am getting stuck. (Is it correct to say that 'because...

I was asked to take NaCl then add HNO3, then add AgNO3, and to write a net ionic equation... then add NH3 to the same mixture and write another net ionic equation. I have been trying between work and everything else to try to do this one. it wasn't well understood in class and now I haven't...

Yes, No problem. I just read that in the rules link which you suggested I click on. (And I capitalized 'I' as well). Thank you again

ty very much

thank you very very much. can't say it any simpler than that!

:-) its a crazy world.. I'm frankly happy enough to have brought a smile to another...:smile: but the landlord, phone company, etc... expect a bit more from me.. hence, the attempt in college now... :cool: how does one post questions here, as i imagine i may indeed have a bunch as...

43 year old dad, husband, wife in and out of hospital.. few kids under 14.. very tired.. in college for physical therapy. general chem right now... just trying to balance H2SO4 + NaOH --> ... i think its 2H2O + Na2(SO4) correct? ps.. wow! such a fast answer from you ty!