Question

In this chemical equation, why is the number of atoms the same on each side of the arrow?

Matter cannot be created or destroyed.
Chemical reactions produce new matter.
Chemical reactions reduce matter but create energy.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

You need to have the same amount of one element on one side as you do on the other. Otherwise the reaction cannot take place.

Think of it as baking a cake. The recipe calls for two cups of sugar. If you add two cups of sugar (assuming that the rest of the ingredients were added properly), the cake will come out properly. However, if you only add one cup of sugar, an entirely different cake will come out, probably one for which you weren't hoping.

Hope that helped.

Answer 3

its A

Answer 4

so would the answer be A @MissKitty777

Answer 5

how can she be on two question on the same time

Answer 6

Glitch. :3

Answer 7

how is that possible

Answer 8

Thanks samanta

Answer 9

I have no idea. @sumanta
sorry I couldnt help more @countrygirl1431 ):

Answer 10

no it did help could u come on the next status i post

Answer 11

Yes. :D

Answer 12

thank you

Answer 13

Will it be a biology question?