A solid that forms in a reaction in which solutions of two ionic compounds are mixed is called a
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Two clear, colorless solutions are mixed and a white precipitate forms and settles to the bottom of the container. The diagram on the right represents the ions in solution and the solid after the reaction has occurred. Identify the spectator ions and give the balanced net ionic equation and molecular equation for the reaction.
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