Science, asked by shuvechchha3315, 1 year ago

write down the balance equation of
a. nitrogen+hydrogen = ammonia
b. calcium carbonate = calcium oxide + carbondioxide
c. calcium + sulphuric acid = calcium sulphate + hydrogen​

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Answered by Shefali2006
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  • N2 + 3H2 = 2NH3
  • CaCO3 = CaO + CO2
  • Ca + H2SO4 = CaSO4 + H2

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Answered by anonymous64
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<b>Heya.! Here goes your answer...

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♦ Nitrogen + Hydrogen --> Ammonia

↓→ \sf{N_2\: +\: 3H_2 \:--> \: 2NH_3}

♠ Here, we have 2 Nitrogen on the reactant side. So we add 2 on the product side. Then the number of hydrogen atoms on product side becomes 3×2 = 6. So we add 3 to Hydrogen on the reactant side.

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♦ Calcium Carbonate --> Calcium oxide + Carbon dioxide

↓→ \sf{CaCO_3\: -->\: CaO \:+ \:CO_2}

♠ No balancing required.

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♦ Calcium + Sulphuric acid --> Calcium Sulphate + Hydrogen

↓→ \sf{Ca \: + \: H_2SO_4 \: -->\: CaSO_4 \: + \: H_2}

♠ No balancing required.

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Thank you ...!!</b>


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