Balancing Chemical Equations:
How do you predict a reaction when you have hydrogen in a question?

For example, N5 O2 + H2 O = ?

How can you tell if oxygen is more reactive than hydrogen?

What does the soluble state of an element have to do with balancing equations?

Any help is appropriated.

How can you predict chemical equations, when you have double replacement?

How can you still predict an equation when you have hydrogen in an equation?

Does predicting weather an element, or compound, is soluble or not help in predicting equations? If so than how?

What if a compound is insoluble? Does a reaction still occur?

Any help is appreciated.

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I did not copy an paste my homework, I just sorted out the things I DIDN'T understand from my assignment and the things I do know. And thought that I might get help on those parts that I don't get.
I came up with these questions as I was doing my homework, IT WAS NOT COPY AND PAST. Got It!
And I accidentally pressed like for your necessary comment. By Accident!

Read the rest of the AMHD policy - which, by the way, I did not write. "We won't do your homework questions for you.
You were given the assignment for you to learn."

"We" won't do homework questions for you - cut and paste, straight forward or any other way.

You do the work, post it and someone else will come along and agree or disagree.

And, yes, my comment was necessary because you don't seem to understand the rules of AMHD. Yes, there's freedom of speech in America. AMHD, on the other hand, is privately owned.

I didn't get any responses, so don't worry about it.
Also, now I understand the subject.
I took a test,concerning this subject, and did pretty well, so thank you for being so concerned.

I have no idea where your attitude comes from. You did get an answer. It was from me.

I wasn't concerned. I was simply crusing the board, answering questions.

But you're welcome. Glad you could do your homework yourself. No one from AMHD will be in the workplace so it's good to be able to solve the problems alone.

Don't miss understand me Judy, I did not mean to imply anything here.
I apologize if I offended you in any way.

Don't miss understand me Judy, I did not mean to imply anything here.
I apologize if I offended you in any way.