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All you need to do here is take the sum of each, given by: \(\sf \sum n_i(product) - n_i(reactants)\) where \(\sf n_i\) is the molar coefficient in front of each in the chemical equation!
I'm gonna need you to literally walk me through this like it's my first day in chemistry
Ok, start with the products, what do you have and how many? Make a table.
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