4. Think back to this image. -140 ml 15% -120 100 Na+ NO3 AgCl The ions that don't react are referred to by a special name: spectator ions. Think about what a spectator does or does not do. Why do you think Sodium and Nitrate are considered spectator ions in this reaction?

4. Think back to this image. -140 ml 15% -120 100 Na+ NO3 AgCl The ions that don't react are referred to by a special name: spectator ions. Think about what a spectator does or does not do. Why do you think Sodium and Nitrate are considered spectator ions in this reaction?

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15%
-120
100
Na+
NO₂
3 AgCl
The ions that don't react are referred to by a special name: spectator ions. Think about what
a spectator does or does not do. Why do you think Sodium and Nitrate are considered
spectator ions in this reaction?

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