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Transcribed Image Text:Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction below.
Include the states of matter for all of the substances.
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A solution of potassium iodide reacts with a solution of nickel(III) nitrate. It produces a solution
of potassium nitrate and a solid of nickel(III) iodide.
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