So;
Na and H20 make: NaOH and H2.
And your looking for one with "2" in front of all chemicals.
TETSXPREME:
So D?
Still Need Help?
Join the QuestionCove community and study together with friends!
Sign Up
QuestionCoveBot:
Sorry, correct myself. The "H2" will not have a 2 in front of it.
TETSXPREME:
All of them have a H2 in front of it tho D:
QuestionCoveBot:
Not what I mean. The "H2" won't look like "2H2"
TETSXPREME:
Oh so knock out B and D?
QuestionCoveBot:
The product is not first, so yes knock out D. Not B though because the pre-product chemicals are first and "H2" does not look like "2H2"
Anything with "H2" or "NaOH" in the front, is not the answer.
Still Need Help?
Join the QuestionCove community and study together with friends!
Sign Up
TETSXPREME:
C is knocked out
TETSXPREME:
So A?
QuestionCoveBot:
No, because "H2" is in the front. A product of Na and H20 and Na can not make that same product plus NaOH. You need both H20 and Na to make NaOH and H2.
QuestionCoveBot:
@questioncovebot wrote:
Anything with "H2" or "NaOH" in the front, is not the answer.
QuestionCoveBot:
So since C and D are eliminated, and A is incorrect, what chemical reaction/equation is left?
Still Need Help?
Join the QuestionCove community and study together with friends!