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iki08 iki08
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11 years ago
I know I balanced the chemical formula correctly, however I am running into issues identifying the phases of each reactant and product.
Here is what I initially identified each phase as:

HNO3 - (aq)
Sr(OH)2 - (aq)
H2O - (l)
Sr(NO3)2 - (aq)

I was told that this was wrong. I know my issue can't be with H2O...that is liquid for sure. However, I'm wondering if perhaps Strontium Nitrate is produced as a gas? Or could the initial Strontium Hydroxide be a solid?
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11 years ago
you are correct

here are the solubility rules
http://www.kentchemistry.com/links/Kinetics/PredictingDR.htm

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