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writing balanced equations
solid copper (II) nitrate decomposes on heating to form solid copper (II) oxide, nitrogen dioxide gas and oxygen gas. WHAT IS THE BALANCED EQUATION. Please
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I'll give you the species in an unbalanced equation:
Now you try balancing and see what you come up with. Then I'll help you if you get it wrong. |
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2Cu(NO3)2 gives when heated 2CuO + 4NO2 +O2
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Looks right to me, well done :)
Do you understand how I derived the species in my first post? |
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