How to Write Net Ionic Equations: Precipitation Reactions

Learn how to go Step by Step through a Net Ionic Equation for an Aqueous Double Replacement Reaction for Introductory Chemistry, AP Chemistry, and IB Chemistry. This is a tutorial mini lecture video that goes over the importance of net ionic reactions and what to expect in the lab. We go through one example forming a precipitate and one example where everything is soluble leading to No Reaction. Step by Step Guide: 1. Convert Names to Chemical Formulas 2. Predict the Products of the Chemical Reaction 3. Swap-Drop Method of Product Ions and Balance Chemical Reaction 4. Use Solubility table to determine formulation of precipitates (Complete Molecular Formula) 5. Write Complete Ionic Equation by dissociate all aqueous reactants and products (Complete Ionic Formula) 6. Identify and Cancel out all Spectator Ions to write Net Ionic Equation Topics 00:00 Precipitation Reactions 02:34 Step 1: Converting Names to Formulas 05:13 Step 2: Predict the Products 06:47 Step 3: Swap-Drop Products and Balance 10:15 Step 4: Complete Molecular Formula 14:04 Step 5: Complete Ionic Formula 16:51 Step 6: Net Ionic Equation 18:49 What If....No Reaction #chemistry #chemistryclass #science #howto #stoichiometry #reactions #education #solubility #solutions #ionic #help