Question

how to form perfect chemical equation

Answer 1

in general to balance an equation here are the things we need to do

1.count the atoms of real element in the reactants and the product .

2.use coefficients place them in front of the compound as needed .

Answer 2

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• a chemical equaion is the symbolic representation of a chemical change
• they sahll be made more informative by indicating physical state, heat changes, gas evolved, and percipitate
• A balanced / perfect chemical equation can give the following info :

1. Relative masses of reactants and products
2. molar ratios of reactants and products ( if masses are expressed in grams )
3. Volume of gas evolved
4. Number of molecules and atoms of different substances

• a chemical equation should always be balanced according to law of conservation of mass
• according to law of conservation of mass, the total mass of the products formed  in chem reaction must equal the total mass of reactants consumed
• the no. of atoms of each element before and after reaction must be the same
• using molar mass and avogadro's number, calculate the no. of molecules and atoms of different substances from the equation
• while balancing the equatn, the symbols and formulae of the compounds shouldn't be changed but only their co-efficients shoul be least possible whole numbers...

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