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Esat · Answer 1 · 2023-06-09T02:31:08+0000

Explanation

Firstly, we need to write down the balanced chemical equation

$KF+NH_4NO_3\text{ }\rightarrow KNO_3+NH_4F$

The next step is to write the state of each substance

$KF_((aq))+NH_4NO_(3(aq))\rightarrow KNO_(3(aq))+NH_4F_((aq))$

The next step is to split strong electrolytes into ion

$K^++F^-+NH^+_{4^{}}+NO^-_3\rightarrow K^++NO^-_3+NH^+_4+F^-^{}$

The next step is to cross out the spectator ions on both sides of the complete ionic equation

From the complete ionic equation above, you will see that K^+ appears on both sides,

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