Net Ionic Equation(s) - General Chem

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The discussion centers on the process of simplifying net ionic equations in general chemistry. A participant expresses frustration over an incorrect attempt at a solution, specifically regarding the reduction of coefficients. The key takeaway is that coefficients in net ionic equations must be simplified, akin to reducing fractions. This simplification is essential for accurately representing the chemical reaction.

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The attempt is in the image. HOW IS THIS WRONG?? I've looked at it for hours now!
 
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The equation looks right to me.
 
Divide the coefficients by 2. It's like reducing a fraction to lowest terms. Sometimes you have to do that with net ionic equations.
 
Oh, I forgot about that part. Yes, you need to reduce the coefficients.
 

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