Please help! Write the complete balanced equation for the decomposition of Fe(ClO3)3. You do not need to make your subscripts smaller, ; just write them out as regular numbers. For example: Fe(ClO3)3.
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OpenStudy (kaylaprincess):
@nincompoop decomposition
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
decomposition = break up of the substance.
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
so your starting is going to be Fe(ClO3)3 -->
agreed?
OpenStudy (kaylaprincess):
agreed
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
a. Fe(ClO3)3 --> FeCl + O
b. Fe(ClO3)3 --> ClO + Fe
c. Fe(ClO3)3 --> FeO + Cl
which one do you think it is?
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OpenStudy (alphadxg):
I should note the FeCl is a (s)
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
Fe(ClO3)3(s) --> FeCl(s) + O(g)
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
looks good?
OpenStudy (kaylaprincess):
Very harsh guess but B?
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
I already gave you answer :P It was the first one because it was a solid
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OpenStudy (kaylaprincess):
i noticed right after i saw your post lol
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
FeCl is a solid, so it won't break up.
OpenStudy (kaylaprincess):
well thank you.
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
2Fe(ClO3)3 --> 2FeCl + 9O2
OpenStudy (alphadxg):
that is the final answer:
2Fe(ClO3)3 --> 2FeCl + 9O2
just balance it. That is it :D
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