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    CNorwood22 Posts: 1, Reputation: 1
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    Nov 26, 2007, 03:20 PM
    Can somebody balance these chemical equations?
    I'm a junior in h.s and we are learning how to chemical equations. We just did a lab and now we have to balance 20 chemical equations. I'm so lost and was wondering if someone could help me out by balancing these chemical equations for me. My lab is due tomorrow and I was unable to stay after for help with my teacher.


    Synthesis
    Fe+S yeilds ___
    Mg+O2 yeilds___
    Cu+O2 yeilds___
    CaO+H2O yeilds___
    Decomposition
    HgO yeilds___
    NaHCO3 yeilds___
    CuSO4+5H2Oyeilds___
    Single Displacement
    Zn+HCl yeilds___
    Zn+CuSO4 yeilds___
    NaBr+Cl2 yeilds___
    Ca+H2O yeilds___
    Cu+Pb(NO3)2 yeilds___
    Double Displacement
    AgNO3+NaCl yeilds___
    Na2SO3+HCL yeilds___
    AlCl3+NH4+OH yeilds___
    NaOH+HCl yeilds___
    Na2CO3+HCl yeilds___
    Sr+MgSO4 yeilds___ (thats supposed to be strontium plus magnesium sulfate. I'm not sure if I wrote it correct)
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    bauer09 Posts: 94, Reputation: 4
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    Nov 27, 2007, 12:06 PM
    I'll try to guide you in the right direction here---

    synthesis
    for the first 3 of these reactions, you need to combine the two elements and create a compound -- keep in mind the charges on each. For example, Mg + O2 creates MgO (mg has a +2 charge and O has a -2 charge, so they balance out equally)

    decomposition
    do the opposite of synthesis, break them apart into two or more elements/compounds.

    HgO yields Hg and O2 (O2 because it is a diatomic element). Then balance the equation as you normally would

    single displacement
    the metal atom that is by itself will switch with the cation atom in the compound. Example:
    Zn + HCl yields H2 + ZnCl2 (zn switches with H, H becomes H2 because it is diatomic, and ZnCl becaomes ZnCl2 because Zn has a +2 charge and Cl has a -1 charge)

    double displacement
    have the cation's switch places. For example AgNO3+NaCl yeilds NaNO3 + AgCl


    good luck
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    Dec 31, 2007, 08:53 PM
    Fe+S=FeS
    Mg+O2=MgO2
    Cu+O2=CuO2
    2CaO+2H2O=Ca2(OH)2+H2O...
    Decomposition
    HgO =Hg+O
    NaHCO3 =NaOH+CO2
    CuSO4+5H2O
    Single Displacement
    Zn+HCl =ZnCl+H
    Zn+CuSO4 =ZnCu+So4
    NaBr+Cl2 yeilds___
    Ca+H2O yeilds___
    Cu+Pb(NO3)2 yeilds___
    Double Displacement
    AgNO3+NaCl yeilds___
    Na2SO3+HCL yeilds___
    AlCl3+NH4+OH yeilds___
    NaOH+HCl =NaCl+H2O
    Na2CO3+2HCl =2NACl+H2CO3... the other equation I will make another day bye bye I did just some that I like because I am a sleepy cos it is new year tonight

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