I tried to find something I could copy and paste as an example, but couldn't find a good one.
I try typing( Ag_(aq) ^+) +( CH_3(aq) ^-) + (CO_2(aq) ^-) toward AgCH_3 CO_2(s)
I've tried many variations of this,some with brackets, ome with {}, bt nothing is working right. Biggest trouble is with the ^+ . It always seems to end up as a ?.
Any help would be much appreciated. And if there's any way to make the ^+ to be placed right above the _3(aq). That would be ideal
[Solved] writing dissociation reactions
[Solved] writing dissociation reactions
Last edited by TheGurkha on Sun Nov 09, 2014 7:12 pm, edited 4 times in total.
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Re: writing dissociation reactions
Does this work?
Ag_(aq)^"+" +CH_{3(aq)}^"-" + CO_{2(aq)}^"-" toward AgCH_3 CO_{2(s)}
Ag_(aq)^"+" +CH_{3(aq)}^"-" + CO_{2(aq)}^"-" toward AgCH_3 CO_{2(s)}
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Re: [SOLVED] writing dissociation reactions
Wot?... CH_{3(aq)}^"-" ...
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Re: [SOLVED] writing dissociation reactions
Methyl anion in aqueous solution, if I remember right from all those years ago.
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