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8414nc1n6 3qu4710n5

8414nc1n6 3qu4710n5. Sing Szemraj , Peter Todd, Bleiman Fong. Balancing. You equal the numbers out and circle the answer. End Of Slide Show, Click to Exit. JUST KIDDING LOL. Make atoms equal to each other according to amounts on either side of the equation, taking into account .

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8414nc1n6 3qu4710n5

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  1. 8414nc1n6 3qu4710n5 Sing Szemraj, Peter Todd, Bleiman Fong

  2. Balancing • You equal the numbers out and circle the answer

  3. End Of Slide Show, Click to Exit. JUST KIDDING LOL

  4. Make atoms equal to each other according to amounts on either side of the equation, taking into account . • The coefficients the lowest amount possible. • Ex1: _Ag20(s)_Ag + O2 2Ag20(s)4Ag + O2

  5. Ex. 2 _CdBr2(aq)+ _Na2S(aq) _CdS(s) + _BrNa(aq)

  6. Ex. 2 CdBr2(aq)+ Na2S(aq) CdS(s) + 2BrNa(aq)

  7. RULE OF THUMBS • You should probably balance hydrogen and oxygen last, it tends to make it easier. • Also, you can make a chart to see how many are on each side. • You should already know everything on this powerpoint.

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