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Observing the information collected throughout the duration of the experiment, it is apparent that most of the reactions between the ionic compounds have shown signs of chemical change such as formation of precipitates, colour change, and bubbling. Unlike the single displacement experiment, this experiment provided more visible changes. Nevertheless, out of the five reactions, one did not show any signs of chemical change. Sodium chloride reacting with potassium nitrate stayed the same throughout the experiment. Except for this reaction, all the other reactions have an insoluble ionic compound by which creates precipitates. Due to the exchange of place of cations and anions, the compounds divide into solution and precipitants. Sodium chloride

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