To explain: The comparison and contrast between the coefficient and balanced chemical equation.
Answer to Problem 32R
To obtain the balanced chemical equation by changing the compounds amounts in a
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
A chemical equation is said to be balanced if the number of same atoms on the reactants side becomes equal to the product side.
A chemical reaction becomes a balanced chemical equation only if the number of same atoms on the left side is equal to that of the producing atoms on the right side of a chemical reaction. Hence, for producing the balanced chemical equation by changing the compounds amount’s in a chemical reaction, the coefficients are used.
Conclusion:
Thus, unbalanced chemical equations can be converted into balanced chemical equation by using coefficients.
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