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Analyze each reaction: that are
C₂H4O2 + H₂ → C₂H4O + H₂Oly
Which compounds are the reactants?
Which are the products?
How many atoms of C are in the reactants?
In the products?
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How many atoms of H are in the reactants?
In the products?
How many atoms of N are in the reactants?
In the products?
How many atoms of O are in the reactants?
In the products?
12. In the equation: C6H12O6 + 6 026 CO2 + 6 H₂O + energy
A. Which compounds are the reactants?
B. Which are the products?
C. How many atoms of C are in the reactants?
D. In the products?
How many atoms of H are in the reactants?
F. In the products?
G. How many atoms of O are in the reactants?
H. In the products?
Do the chemicals in the products or the reactants contain more
energy in their chemical bonds?
How many atoms of O are in the reactants?
In the products?
In the equation: C6H15N4O6 + N2O → C5H11N4O6 + CH4N₂O
Which compounds are the reactants?
Which are the products?
How many atoms of C are in the reactants?
In the products?
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How many atoms of H are in the reactants?
In the products?
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