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If our formula equation is silver nitrate, agno3, aqueous, reacting with sodium chloride, nacl, aqueous, to produce sodium nitrate, aqueous, and silver chloride, solid, then we can write the complete ionic equation by separating everything that creates ions and is soluble into its ions, silver, nitrate, sodium, chloride, giving us sodium again, aqueous, nitrate, aqueous, because these three are all soluble, and then just plus agcl solid, because of it being a solid, it does not separate into ions.
01:14
So this would be the complete ionic equation, the total ionic equation, and then for the net ionic equation, it's going to be the exact same equation, but we'll remove the spectator ions...