Often molecular and net ionic equations are written for precipitation reactions.
The regular, full chemical equation known as the MOLECULAR EQUATION:
The COMPLETE IONIC EQUATION is the equation written above, but everything that is AQUEOUS is split into its TWO ions.
The NET IONIC EQUATION is a version of the complete ionic, but this time anything that appears EXACTLY the same on both sides of the arrow is not included:
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