Question

Does a reaction occur when aqueous solutions of iron(II) chloride and ammonium carbonate are combined? if so what is the net ionic equation?

Does a reaction occur when aqueous solutions of sodium hydroxide and ammonium nitrate are combined? if so what is the net ionic equation?

Answer 1

iron(II) Chloride does not react with ammonium Carbonate as ferric hydroxide is not fromed but iron (III) Chloride reacts with ammonium Carbonate and reactions are given in sheet.

yes iron (11) chloride reocts with ammonium Corbonate Motecular eauaton: 6NH40H tas) +2 Fecta 2 FeloH)3 + 6N He l ts) tay TOtal Toniceauahon! 6NH4 60H 2 Fet t 6ce-2 FeloH32 6NHatt6 G Cau celling Spe sator on 2 Fe3+ +60- 2FeloH)3 s) Net ienic MoteCular equahion! NH4NO3 (04) Nawo3(as) +NH319)t Hau + Naot(aa) Ptal 1one enahion NH4 + NO3 Nat+o1- NatiNogtNH 3(9)t Hou) o Conteuing Specda tor tas NH4 074 NH39) H20 ) but heve no Sotid CPP+) is ormed So, authe cons uu be Considered as Spectator tons

While in case of reaction between sodium hydroxide and ammonium nitrate no solid (PPT) is formed so all the species are considered as spectator ions .

Hence there would be no net ionic equation however it has been already explained in the sheet enclosed.