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State the products of the reaction and determine whether it is a precipitation reaction. If so, identify which product is the precipitate.

potassium iodide + silver nitrate -> ?
Products: potassium nitrate and silver iodide.

Silver iodide is a precipitate.
Aluminium chloride + sodium hydroxide -> ?
Products: Aluminium hydroxide and sodium chloride

Aluminium hydroxide is a precipitate.
Ammonium phosphate + sodium sulfate -> ?
Products: Ammonium sulfate + sodium phosphate.

No precipitate.
Lithium sulfate + calcium nitrate -> ?
Products: Lithium nitrate + calcium sulfate

Calcium sulfate is a precipitate.
Iron sulfate + barium hydroxide -> ?
Products: Iron hydroxide and barium sulfate.

Iron hydroxide and barium sulfate are BOTH precipitates.
Ammonium sulfate + barium chloride -> ?
Products: Ammonium chloride and barium sulfate.

Barium sulfate is a precipitate.
Sodium sulfide + nickel sulfate -> ?
Products: sodium sulfate + nickel sulfide.

Nickel sulfide is a precipitate.
Aluminium nitrate + sodium phosphate -> ?
Products: Aluminium phosphate and sodium nitrate.

Aluminium phosphate is a precipitate.
Ammonium carbonate + lithium sulfate -> ?
Products: Ammonium sulfate + lithium carbonate.

No precipitate. (Remember lithium is a group 1 metal)
Calcium hydroxide + potassium sulfate -> ?
Products: calcium sulfate + potassium hydroxide.

Calcium sulfate is a precipitate.
Write a chemical equation for the first five reactions in this series of flash cards.
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Balance the 5 chemical equations you just wrote.
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