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Write balanced, net ionic equations for each of the five reactions and, using the scheme outlined in the introduction, indicate the reaction type for each: redox, acid/base, or precipitation.

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. Write balanced, net ionic equations for
each of the five reactions and, using the scheme outlined in the introduction,
indicate the reaction type for each: redox, acid/base, or precipitation.
2. Understanding and Visualizing Aqueous Solutions. What materials are
removed by washing and decantation at the end of Part 3? (HINT: Consider the
soluble products from previous steps.) What materials are present in solution at
the end of Part 4? What is removed by decantation/washing at the end of Part 5?

Part 1: Cu(s) + 4 HNO,(aq)
— СиNO,),(аq) + 2 NO,(8) + 2H,00
Part 2: Cu(NO,),(ag) + 2 NaOН (ад)
—> СиОН), (8) + 2 NaNO,(ag)
Part 3: Cu(OH),(s)
A, СиО(s) + H,O()
Part 4: CuO(s) + H,SO,(aq)
А, СuSO,(aq) + Н,О()
Part 5: Zn(s) + CUSO,(aq)
Сu(:) + ZnSO,(ag)

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