@Michele_Laino

For questions #14 – 17, write an equation for the reaction of magnesium oxide with sodium chloride to produce magnesium chloride and sodium oxide.
14. Show the formulas of the reactants.

15. Show the formulas of the products.

16. Write the balanced the equation for this reaction.

17. What type of chemical reaction is this? How do you know?

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@Michele_Laino   

For questions #14 – 17, write an equation for the reaction of magnesium oxide with sodium chloride to produce magnesium chloride and sodium oxide.
14.  Show the formulas of the reactants.

15.  Show the formulas of the products.

16.  Write the balanced the equation for this reaction.

17.  What type of chemical reaction is this?  How do you know?

austindeboe18 · Answer

@HackberryAbby18

anonymous · Answer

I can give you a link that can maybe help you ;P 
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michele_laino · Answer

we have to balance this equation:
$$MgO + NaCl \rightleftharpoons MgCl + NaO$$

austindeboe18 · Answer

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austindeboe18 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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austindeboe18 · Answer

whats that link

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

https://www.connexus.com/extra/curriculum/labinvestigator/chemicalreaction/

austindeboe18 · Answer

k and @Michele_Laino  that's the answer that you typed

anonymous · Answer

Theres the link :D

austindeboe18 · Answer

it says i have to login to view this content

anonymous · Answer

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michele_laino · Answer

the sodium oxide has the subsequent formula:
$$N{a_2}O$$
whereas the magnesium chloride has the subsequent formula:
$$MgC{l_2}$$
so our reaction can be rewritten as below:
$$MgO + NaCl \rightleftharpoons MgC{l_2} + N{a_2}O$$
please you have to balance that equation, now

michele_laino · Answer

$$\Large  {\text{MgO + NaCl}} \rightleftharpoons {\text{MgC}}{{\text{l}}_{\text{2}}}{\text{ + N}}{{\text{a}}_{\text{2}}}{\text{O}}$$

michele_laino · Answer

what do you get? @austindeboe18

austindeboe18 · Answer

am i trying to fing atomic weight

austindeboe18 · Answer

@Michele_Laino

michele_laino · Answer

you have to count the atoms, such that the number of atoms of each chemical compound has to be equal in both sides of our reaction

michele_laino · Answer

for example at the rigth side we have 2 atoms of sodium, whereas at right side we have only one atom of sodium

austindeboe18 · Answer

can you just tell me the answers

austindeboe18 · Answer

@Michele_Laino

austindeboe18 · Answer

@Michele_Laino  is the answer   at the rigth side we have 2 atoms of sodium, whereas at right side we have only one atom of sodium

anonymous · Answer

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austindeboe18 · Answer

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