Question

identify the reactant(s) in this chemical equation.
2KCIO3(S)---->2KCI(S)+3O2(G)
2kcio3
2kci and 3O2
2kci
there are no reactants in this equation

Answer 1

2KClO3 (s)

Answer 2

do you think you can show me how to do this i looked at like 4 youtube videos and still dont understand

Answer 3

maybe you can send me to a link or something

Answer 4

can u help me

Answer 5

@SepticSwee

Answer 6

I don't remember how to do this, sorry :/

Answer 7

its ok laddy

Answer 8

@Katim do you know how by any chance

Answer 9

I'll send you a link in a second. Basically its saying that if you take two of the first element 2KClO3 (s) which is Potassium Chlorate and add heat (which i think is supposed to be the extended arrow) the result is a big fire. The chemicals in the fire are 2KCI(S)+3O2(G). That is 2 molecules of (KCI) potassium chloride and 3 molecules of (02) oxygen. In other words, Potassium Chlorate and Heat reacted (are your reactants) to form Potassium chloride and oxygen (which are your products).

Answer 10

http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/reactants-and-products-in-chemical-reactions.html

Answer 11

thanks but i already looked that up

Answer 12

Ok, I thought you were looking for an answer for that

Answer 13

no just really how to do it

Answer 14

thats why i was asking shane if he could teach me how

Answer 15

My explanation was intended to help teach you how. That's why I typed it out like that.