H2SO4 (aq) → Mg(s)

For the following reaction, do the following:  1. Write the correct formulas for the products, assuming a metathesis/exchange/double replacement/double displacement reaction is occurring 2. Using a solubility table, predict whether the reaction would produce a precipitate and fill in the phase subscripts for each product 3. Balance the equation, giving the correct balanced molecular equation 4. Write the total ionic equation 5. Write the net ionic equation   FeCl3 (aq)  +   K2S (aq)    →

Consider a double replacement reaction between Zinc (ll) chloride and sodium hydroxide: ZnCl2+NaOH ==> Complete the chemical equation by: 1. Rewriting it to include electrically-neutral ionic product formulas for each formula. To clarify instead of just writing the product formulas rewrite the entire equation. Concerning the "electrically neutral" part, you are reminded that if for example, Na + Cl2 ==> were your reactants, you would not predict NaCl2 as a chemical product because that is not an electrically neutral compound formula. The Na would have a +1 charge and, the Cl would have a -1 charge, 2 (-1) charges would give an overall -2 charge which would not produce an overall 0 charge. 2. Balance it. 3. Add subscripts (aq, I, s, or g) to show how the reactants combine and which product will precipitate to be collected as a solid. 4. Provide subscripts for both reactants and both products.

Please write the answer clearly with the state of matter following each compound.