Question

Write a balanced equation for each of the reactions you observed in Parts 1-7. Start with the reactant formulas shown in the Data Table and refer to the "Types of Chemical Reactions" page for information and examples. Remember to check charge balance in the product formulas you write, and atom count has to match on both sides for each element. Heat may be shown as a reactant over the arrow. (3pts) Reaction I - Zinc Metal and Copper(II) Sulfate Solution Saved →attachment Zinc Metal and Copper(II) Sulfate Solution (3pts) Reaction II - Lead(II) Nitrate and Potassium Iodide Solutions Saved →attachment (3pts) Reaction III - Action of Heat on Copper(II) Sulfate Pentahydrate Saved →attachment (3pts) Reaction IV - Magnesium Ribbon and Oxygen Saved →attachment (3pts) Reaction V - Magnesium Turnings and Hydrochloric Acid Saved →attachment (3pts) Reaction VI - Reaction of Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate with Hydrochloric Acid Add the formulas for the reactants, and balance the equation. →attachment + → ? NaCl + ? CO2 + ? H2O (3pts) Reaction VII - Calcium Metal and Water Add the formulas for the reactants, and balance the equation. Saved →attachment + → ? Ca(OH)2 + ? H2 Total: -/35 pts

Answer 1

Answer:

NaHCO3 And HCI 7. Ca And H20 Problems Write A Balanced Equation For Each Of The Reactions You Observed In Parts 1-7. Start

Answer 2

Answer:

you gotta do it yourself

Explanation:

because i don't know the answer.

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