Don't quote me on this cause I looked it up but maybe: Aqueous iron(II) chloride + aqueous ammonium hydroxide Balanced Molecular Equation
www.homeworklib.com/question/1016136/reaction-14-aqueous-ironii-chloride-aqueous Heres the link I used
How do I solve this "Aqueous iron(II) chloride reacts with aqueous lithium bromide to form aqueous iron(II) bromide and aqueous lithium bromide."
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There is a formula that I have to put down as the answer and I am confused.
I am bad at science but maybe try a different site like brainly is a good one because it has answers that are fact-checked plus the answers come with explanations.
"Aqueous iron(II) chloride reacts with aqueous lithium bromide to form aqueous iron(II) bromide and aqueous lithium bromide."
FeCl2(aq) + 2LiBr(aq) ==> FeBr2(aq) + 2LiCl(aq)
This the balanced chemical equation translated from the word equation. I have a word of caution, however, that reaction looks good on paper but it will not occur as written nor will it occur in the reverse direction. It simply is an balanced equation. It gives practice in formula writing and in balancing but it is simply and exercise and not a real workable equation. Thanks for using Jiskha. As for Brainly, I have looked at that site numerous times and I've always found the answers very good and correct. However, personally, I think they are slow and you don't have other similar questions to peruse. So I continue to help on Jiskha.
FeCl2(aq) + 2LiBr(aq) ==> FeBr2(aq) + 2LiCl(aq)
This the balanced chemical equation translated from the word equation. I have a word of caution, however, that reaction looks good on paper but it will not occur as written nor will it occur in the reverse direction. It simply is an balanced equation. It gives practice in formula writing and in balancing but it is simply and exercise and not a real workable equation. Thanks for using Jiskha. As for Brainly, I have looked at that site numerous times and I've always found the answers very good and correct. However, personally, I think they are slow and you don't have other similar questions to peruse. So I continue to help on Jiskha.
Iron ¡¡ chloride reacts with lithium to form lithium chloride and iron
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