explain the stepwise balancing of reaction of phosphorous with concentrated nitric acid
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Phosphorous + nitric acid => phosphoric acid + nitrogen dioxide + water
P4+HNO3=>H3PO4+NO2+H2O
P4+20HNO3=>4H3PO4+20NO2+4H2O
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P4+HNO3=>H3PO4+NO2+H2O
P4+20HNO3=>4H3PO4+20NO2+4H2O
Hope it helps!
Plz mark it as the brainliest
studyfan:
bur in my textbook reaction is given different
the reaction given in textbook is.....P4+20HNO3=>4H3PO4+20NO2+4H2O
please explain this balancing
I actually didn't consider P4
I just kept it as P so it went weong
Wrong
please explain me how to balance this reaction
and that too stepwise
U need to do it by balancing each element
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Phosphorous + nitric acid -------> phosphoric acid + nitrogen dioxide + water
phosphorous-- p
nitric acid --hno3
p + hno3 ------------->h3 po4 + no2 + h20
now balnce the equation ,
we get,
P4 + 2O Hn O3 --------- > 4H3 PO4 + 2O NO2 + 4H2O
hope it helps!!!!
phosphorous-- p
nitric acid --hno3
p + hno3 ------------->h3 po4 + no2 + h20
now balnce the equation ,
we get,
P4 + 2O Hn O3 --------- > 4H3 PO4 + 2O NO2 + 4H2O
hope it helps!!!!
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