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What is the balanced equation of the double replacement that occurs when lead(II) chloride is reacted with lithium sulfate?
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What is the balanced equation of the double replacement that occurs when lead(II) chloride is reacted with lithium sulfate?

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Balanced equation:


PbCl _(2) + Li _(2) SO_(4) = 2 LiCl + PbSO _(4)

Reaction type: double replacement.

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