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  1. December 15th 2012, 01:19 PM #1
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    Spectator Ions

    can there be spectator ions if there is no net ionic equation?
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    Re: Spectator Ions

    Quote Originally Posted by sakonpure6 View Post
    can there be spectator ions if there is no net ionic equation?
    Yes..
    You can take a look at this website(the first part)..

    What if you do not have a net ionic equation?
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