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Write the net ionic equation for the precipitation of manganese(ii) carbonate from aqueous solution:

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Answer : The net ionic equation for the precipitation of manganese (II) carbonate from its aqueous solution is given below :

$Mn ^{+2} _{(aq.)} + CO _{3} ^{-2} _{(aq.)} ----\ \textgreater \ MnCO_{3}_{(s)}$

This reaction is an example of displacement reaction.

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