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Determine the physical states for the products and then determine which factor does NOT drive reactions () and (#) to product formation? FeClstag) +3 NaOH (ag)→ Fe(OH)3?)+3 NaCl (?) (1) AICly/) + 3H:O/ AI(OH)3?)+3HClrgi (ii) CaCara) + 2H:O) Ca(OH)2faq)+C:H2rg) Select one: O A. For (i), formation of Fe(OH)3 O B. For (i), formation of HCI O C. For (ii), formation of AI(OH)

Determine the physical states for the products and then determine which factor does NOT drive reactions () and (#) to product formation? FeClstag) +3 NaOH (ag)→ Fe(OH)3?)+3 NaCl (?) (1) AICly/) + 3H:O/ AI(OH)3?)+3HClrgi (ii) CaCara) + 2H:O) Ca(OH)2faq)+C:H2rg) Select one: O A. For (i), formation of Fe(OH)3 O B. For (i), formation of HCI O C. For (ii), formation of AI(OH)

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Determine the physical states for the products and then determine which factor does NOT drive reactions () and (ii) to product formation? O FeClstag) + 3 NaOH (aq) Fe(OH)(?)+3NACI (?) (i) AICIs(s) + 3H:0/ AI(OH)3?)+3HCIrg) (ii) CaC2(a) + 2H:0() Ca(OH)2(aq)+ C:H2rg) Select one: A. For (i), formation of Fe(OH), B. For (ii), formation of HCI C. For (i), formation of AI(OH)3 D. For (ii), formation of Ca(OH)2 O E. For (ii), formation of stronger bonds with aluminum OO
Transcribed Image Text:Determine the physical states for the products and then determine which factor does NOT drive reactions () and (ii) to product formation? O FeClstag) + 3 NaOH (aq) Fe(OH)(?)+3NACI (?) (i) AICIs(s) + 3H:0/ AI(OH)3?)+3HCIrg) (ii) CaC2(a) + 2H:0() Ca(OH)2(aq)+ C:H2rg) Select one: A. For (i), formation of Fe(OH), B. For (ii), formation of HCI C. For (i), formation of AI(OH)3 D. For (ii), formation of Ca(OH)2 O E. For (ii), formation of stronger bonds with aluminum OO
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