Brightstorm Q & A : what if it has something like Pb(ClO4)2? how would you put that into a complete ionic equation?

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Pb(ClO4)2(aq)*

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casey099 January 10, 2011

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Pb^2+ plus 2ClO4^-1. By the way you don't separate solids or gases in complete ionic equations.only aqueous solutions.

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Tony335 January 10, 2011

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