Chemistry, asked by zeeshansids007, 1 year ago

2be(oh)²=>2beo+h2o . Balance it.

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Answered by sivaprasad2000

Simply
$Be(OH)_{2}\implies BeO+H_{2}O$

zeeshansids007: please balance it

sivaprasad2000: It is balaced

zeeshansids007: no it is not balance

sivaprasad2000: Please check

sivaprasad2000: It is a 2nd group element, hydroxides of all 2nd group elements will decompose similarly

zeeshansids007: this is already balance

Answered by pinakimandal53

$2Be(OH)_{2}$ ⇒ $2BeO + 2H_{2}O$

I think that this can be your balanced equation.

Hope this may help you.

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