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Question 23 of 25 What are spectator ions? A. lons that combine to form a precipitate B. lons that are not changed in the reaction C. lons that form when a compound dissolves D. Ions that are left over
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Question 23 of 25

What are spectator ions?
A. lons that combine to form a precipitate B. lons that are not changed in the reaction
C. lons that form when a compound dissolves
D. Ions that are left over after a precipitate is formed

*Plz make sure you know it's right cause if I miss 1 more question, I'm going to fail*​​

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C

Step-by-step explanation:

because ions that formed when a compound dissolves are called ion spectators

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Answer:

B. Ions that are not changed in the reaction

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