Question

I need help with chemical equations, but I am not sure how to post them ehehehe. So can anyone help me?

Answer 1

ok miss

Answer 2

\[2~ H _{2} + NO \rightarrow 2 ~H _{2}O + N _{2}\]

I believe this is not balanced due to
H=4 H=2
O=2 O=2

Am I correct?

Be warned, I still have 12 more questions (and idkthe answer to them)

Answer 3

Is the question asking us to balance it?

If so, it isn't balanced because you have

1 O on the left side and 2 on the right
1 N on the left side and 2 on the right

the H are balanced since you have 4 on both sides

so what is the coefficient of NO so that way you can balance the O and N?

Answer 4

In this case no, it is just asking us if it is balanced or unbalanced.

Answer 5

Ah, I see

So you have your answer now lol but do you understand how I counted the O, N and H and where I got those numbers from?

(since you got different numbers)

Answer 6

Yeah, and nope. I see that your answer was different from mine and I unsure how that is, I know I must've messed uo somewhere bc ur a smortie and I;m still me. Anyways, continue

Answer 7

\[\sf 2~ H _{2} + NO \rightarrow 2 ~H _{2}O + N _{2}\]

So look at whatever is on the left side of the \(\to\)

we have 2H2 + NO

H2 means there's 2 H's
and then 2 H2 means there's 2 H2 which means there's a total of 4 H's

and then NO means we have 1 N and 1 O

Answer 8

on the right hand side of the \(\to\) we have

2 H2O + N2

H2O means we have 2 H's and 1 O

2 H2O means we have 2 *2 H's and 2*1 O
so we have 4 H's and 2 O's

and N2 is 2 N's

Answer 9

Okay, I didn't think about "NO" I forgot they had the lazzy missint 1.

I realized I was close o-o So so close.

Answer 10

so hopefully that means you'll get the rest of the questions correct if they're the same concept :)

Answer 11

Might help the through the rest, if not. I shall call upon you.