Explain a reaction will occur in aqueous solution

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Predict whether a reaction will occur in aqueous solution between the following pairs of substances. If a reaction does occur derive the net ionic equation. Specify the driving force : Precipitate formation (P) Water formation (W) , Weak elctrolyte ( WE) Gas Formation (G), No reaction (NR) make sure that all reactiopn ar balanced (arrow down = precipatiate , arrow up = gas)

1) KNO3+ NaCl--->

2) CaSO3+ HCl ----->

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