Chemistry I with making some molecular and net ionic equations

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The discussion revolves around the need to create molecular and net ionic equations for specific chemical reactions involving ammonium nitrate, barium nitrate, and calcium nitrate with various sodium compounds. The user expresses confusion about how to begin these equations, particularly for the reaction of barium nitrate with sodium bromide. Clarification is sought on whether the inquiry pertains to a direct reaction or a conversion process between the substances. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the context of chemical reactions to formulate accurate equations. Overall, the user is looking for guidance on how to approach these chemistry problems.
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1. I need to display the molecular & net ionic equations for the following reactions:



2. NH4NO3 > Na2CO3
NH4NO3 > NaBr
NH4NO3 > Na2SO4
Ba(NO3)2 > NaBr
Ca(NO3)2 > NaBr
Ca(NO3)2 > Na2SO4




3. I don't really have any attempts because I'm completely lost on how to start...
 
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haneyl said:
Ba(NO3)2 > NaBr

Do you mean reaction when mixing these two substances, or reaction to convert first to second (not that it sounds likely)?
 

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