ionic equations (video) june 5 07
from chemistry - meaghersclasses Hosted by Richard Meagher
A simple concept that causes difficulties for students. ie using ionic equations to represent chemical reactions. This chemistry video podcast explains why spectator ions should not be included in a chemical equation.
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