Help with balancing this chemical equation;

__H2S(g) + __O2(g) -- __SO2(g) + __H2O(l)

Reactants -

Hydrogen 2, Sulfur 1, Oxygen 2.

Products -

Hydrogen 2, Sulfur 1, Oxygen 3

The "__" spaces in the equation are fill in the blank spots to put the coefficients.

WILL GIVE MEDAL! Thanks ~

Question

Help with balancing this chemical equation;

__H2S(g) + __O2(g) --> __SO2(g) + __H2O(l)

Reactants - 

Hydrogen 2, Sulfur 1,  Oxygen 2.

Products - 

Hydrogen 2, Sulfur 1, Oxygen 3 

The "__" spaces in the equation are fill in the blank spots to put the coefficients. 

WILL GIVE MEDAL! Thanks ~

anonymous · Answer

I probably should have posted this in physics. sorry.

rvc · Answer

how many o atoms are there?

anonymous · Answer

I just stated above xD

In order to balance the equation you have to find out the # of atoms of each element in both the reactants side (before the arrow) and in the products side (after the arrow) 

Reactants
--------
Hydrogen 2 
Sulfur 1 
Oxygen 2 

Products
-------
Hydrogen 2 
Sulfur 1 
Oxygen 3

rvc · Answer

so multilply O2 with 3 and H2O with 2

anonymous · Answer

What about the coefficients of H2S and SO2?

rvc · Answer

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