00:01
In this question we simply had to tell that where the equis solution of potassium carbonate and magnesium chloride are combined whether they will form a product or not.
00:08
So the equis solution of potassium carbonate is k2 co3 in equest form.
00:16
It is combined with magnesium chloride that is mg, cl2 in equis form.
00:21
And the question is asking, is any product will be formed in this particular reaction? so yes, there will be product formed and the products in this case will be.
00:30
Formation of magnesium carbonate that is mgco3 this carbonate will be a solid and formation of kcl and this kcl is equest in nature and if we balance the equation i mean there are 2k on the left and side so there will be 2kcl on the right -hand side and this equation is better just by this particular case now the next part of the question says that we have to write the ionic equation also so so this was the first part a and for the part b, what we are supposed to do is to provide an ionic equation.
01:10
So for ionic equation, two potassium ions in aqueous media and a carbonate ion again acquiesce.
01:20
Plus we have magnesium mdusel2 as magnesium ketion, a divalent ketion...