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balance : HgO....... Hg+O2

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Answered by Hriddhi
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2Hg - - - - -> 2Hg +O2

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Answered by shaikhmohd0119
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Answer: Balanced equation is:

2 HgO →  2 Hg + O_{2}

Explanation:

The same number of each type of atom should be present on both sides of the equation when balancing chemical equations.

Now the given equation is:

HgOHg + O_{2}

There are 2 oxygen atoms on the product side, so if we multiply HgO with stoichiometric coefficient 2; this equation will become:

2 HgOHg + O_{2}

But now there would be 2 Hg atoms in reactant side and 1 in product side, so to balance Hg atoms, multiplying Hg by 2 in product side:

2 HgO2 Hg + O_{2}

This is the balanced equation.

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