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To determine whether or not a precipitate forms, we need to have the cation switch places and employ our solubility rules.
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If ammonium switches places with iron, then the two potential products are ammonium bromide and h4br, which according to solubility rules is soluble, so it's aqueous, and iron -to -soluble.
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Fes, which according to solubility rules is insoluble, so it's a solid.
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So does a precipitate form? yes.
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What's the empirical formula of the precipitate? fes.
00:51
Then for the next one, we have potassium sulfide and silver nitrate.
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When the cations switch places, we will get silver sulfide.
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Silver has a plus one charge.
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Sulfide has a 2 minus charge, so we're going to need two silvers for every sulfide.
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And according to solubility rules, this is insoluble.
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So this is a precipitate that forms...