Question

Balance the equations (NH2)2CO3 on a bunsen burner

and FeCl3+KSCN

Answer 1

1. write the equations

Answer 2

@aaronq those are the equations, they are two different ones

Answer 3

those are formulas (identity of the compound)
you wanna write A+B->C+D

Answer 4

@aaronq right, like splitting apart and balancing...I need help with that

Answer 5

(NH2)2CO3 on a bunsen burner, what does that suggest?

Answer 6

FeCl3+KSCN -> double displacement

Answer 7

@aaronq the (NH2)2CO3 was put in a test tube and set over the fire and decomposed

Answer 8

@aaronq balanced what would FeCl3+KSCN look like?

Answer 9

so what would it decompose to?

Answer 10

for the other you have to write products, then balance both sides

Answer 11

it made like a gas with water @aaronq

Answer 12

I'm having a hard time balancing :/ @aaronq and matching charges

Answer 13

what was this "like gas and water"? formulas, you need actual compounds (formulas)

Answer 14

il do one
FeCl3+KSCN -> KCl +

Answer 15

so its KCl+SCNFe @aaronq ?

Answer 16

@aaronq like a steam

Answer 17

in the first compound Fe was 3+ (because 3 Cl's and Cl is 1-)

SCN is -1 soo what would it be

Answer 18

lol you need to find what you made from the first decomposition reaction

Answer 19

you can't balance

(NH2)2CO3 -> like steam + water

Answer 20

KCl+3SCNFe ? @aaronq
so would I add H2O to the second equation?