Double replacement reaction question

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Start date Nov 26, 2006
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The discussion revolves around understanding double replacement reactions, specifically the reaction between Sr(NO3)2 and KIO3. Participants are encouraged to provide a step-by-step explanation of how to approach the problem rather than just giving the answer. The original poster expresses a desire to learn the underlying rules governing double replacement reactions. A link to a resource on double replacement reactions is shared for further clarification. The focus remains on educational support and problem-solving in chemistry.

Nov 26, 2006

Elites Renee

Can someone help me with the problem:

Sr(No3)2 + KIO3

If possible show your steps on how you got there? I'm lost but I'm not just looking for answers.

thanks!

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Nov 27, 2006

Stevedye56

Do you know the rules for the double replacement reactions? http://dbhs.wvusd.k12.ca.us/webdocs/Equations/DoubleReplacement.html

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