Double Displacement Reactions question

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Double Displacement Reactions question

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Here is the equation:

AgNO3 + CuSO4 = Ag3SO4 + Cu(NO3)2

I believe this is the answer, but where does the two come from in the products? How?

Please help.
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Post by expert »

Ag3SO4 doesn't make sense. Should be Ag2SO4 instead

This reaction will occur only in concentrated solution since Ag2SO4 is moderately soluble in water and will not form a precipitate from diluted solution

AgNO3 + CuSO4 = Ag2SO4 (ppt) + Cu(NO3)2
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Post by tweety27 »

Thank you so much. :)
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You are very welcome. Come back with your problems.
Remember safety first! Check MSDS and consult with professionals before performing risky experiments.
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