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If you write Na2SO4 correcly, the task suddenly gets really simple.

The most important is to figure out the structure of C7H6O6S. Although there are many possibilities, Google search points out to the most popular structure: 5-Sulfosalicylic acid http://www.jianxin-chem.cn/images/jiegoushi-1.jpg Second, it's important to know the sequence of addition, conditions (te...

Mg(OH)2 + (NH4)3PO4 --> Mg3(PO4)2 + NH3 + H2O

Now put appropriate coefficients

No. At least not directly. Even if both electrodes were completely covered with rust, when completely exposed to water, the conductivity only depends on the surface of iron. The surface may somewhat increase due to rusting that in turn will make the surface of iron electrodes rougher. Still, the mai...

No, "di" and "bi" are not limited to covalent compounds.

No, but it may become much more conductive when wet.

You're almost right. You just missed oxygen:
H3(PO4) + CsOH -> Cs3PO4 + H2O

Nothing is wrong. Good solution, good protection from air. Leave a small amount of solution aside in a tube and you will see a solid next day.

Start with molecular formula of Copper(II) Sulfate CuSO4

Conductivity of BaSO4 will depend entirely on moisture content. Dry BaSO4 should be a good insulator. No reference, just common sense

No way!

1. Find and open your chemistry book
2. Find a chemical formula for propane
3. Write reaction of combustion in oxygen with carbon dioxide and water as products

Because saturated solution of Ca(OH)2 may contain undissolved Ca(OH)2 solid (by definition of saturated solution). Additionally Ca(OH)2 is almost always contaminated with CaCO3 that formed by absorption of CO2 from air. All these solids are expected to retain on a filter paper, and the paper will be...

Correct:
K{3}PO{4} + Ca(NO{3}){2} = Ca{3}(PO{4}){2} + KNO{3}

Sorry, didn't intend it as an insult, but this one is truly easy:
1. K+ + Al3+ + 2 SO4- + 12 H2O = KAl(SO4)2*12H2O
write it in a molecular form keeping proportions the same (x2):
1. K2SO4 + Al2(SO4)3 + 24 H2O = 2KAl(SO4)2*12H2O
That's it