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Silver Nite + Lead (Aq) + Pbr2)
AgNO3(aq) +PbBr2(s) --> AgBr(s) + Pb(NO3)2(aq) also known as Silver Nitrate + Lead (II) Bromide --> Silver Bromide + Lead (II) Nitrate. There was a double replacement or metathesis in this equation. With a double replacement an element from each side is switched to the opposite side. Silver Nitrate has become Silver Bromide and Lead (II) Bromide has become Lead (II) Nitrate. In this case, Nitrate and Bromide have switched places. What is a double replacement? Imagine your school is line dancing. When everyone's female partner switches that is a double replacement. When positive and Negative cations are in an equation and compound the two positive cations switch place with each other to form a new compound and equation. What are these elements
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