2. Write the balanced molecular and the net ionic equation for the following reactions. stannic carbonate + perbromic acid-> a. b. rubidium tellurate + strontium nitrate -> potassium cyanide + Cobalt(III) chloride -> с.

2. Write the balanced molecular and the net ionic equation for the following reactions. stannic carbonate + perbromic acid-> a. b. rubidium tellurate + strontium nitrate -> potassium cyanide + Cobalt(III) chloride -> с.

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2. Write the balanced molecular and the net ionic equation for the following reactions.
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stannic carbonate + perbromic acid
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