Creating a cell diagram

[makenzie2K]

When writing the cell diagram, do you include the presence of H20 and H+ when they are part of the original solution?

[1K Kevin]

As far as I know you do not include H2O since it is a pure liquid while you would include H+ or OH- since those are aqueous solutions

[Sarah Fatkin 4I]

Makenzie is right, don't include H2O but do include H+ and OH-, because their aqueous state implies that they are in water.

[Tony Chung 2I]

You do not need to add them to the cell diagram (-:

[Krista Mercado 1B]

You would include H+ but not H2O

[Meghanhe1l]

H20 is implied when you have aqueous solutions, so you do not need to include it in the cell diagram. However, you would need to include H+

[chrisavalos-2L]

You do not include a liquid in the cell diagram such as H20 but you do include H+ because it is an aqueous solution.

[Mercan Bayazit 4E]

Include H+ but do not include H2O

[704913468]

you do not need to include H20 only H+ and OH-