Balance the following equations (Use the lowest possible coefficients) (a) ✰ KNO3 + + H2SO4→ + K2SO4 + HNO3 (b) ÷ ZnS + ✰ AlP -> ✰ Zn3P2 + ✰ Al2S3 (c) ✰ C9H20 + = 02 → = CO2 + H₂O (d) NH3 + 02 -> NO + ÷ H₂O (e) ✰ NaN3 + 02- -> + Na2O + N₂

Balance the following equations (Use the lowest possible coefficients) (a) ✰ KNO3 + + H2SO4→ + K2SO4 + HNO3 (b) ÷ ZnS + ✰ AlP -> ✰ Zn3P2 + ✰ Al2S3 (c) ✰ C9H20 + = 02 → = CO2 + H₂O (d) NH3 + 02 -> NO + ÷ H₂O (e) ✰ NaN3 + 02- -> + Na2O + N₂

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Chapter4: Stoichiometry Of Chemical Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

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Balance the following equations (Use the lowest possible coefficients)
(a)
✰ KNO3 +
+ H2SO4→
+ K2SO4 +
HNO3
(b)
÷ ZnS +
✰ AlP
->
✰ Zn3P2 +
✰ Al2S3
(c)
✰ C9H20 +
= 02
→
= CO2 +
H₂O
(d)
NH3 +
02
->
NO +
÷
H₂O
(e)
✰ NaN3 +
02-
->
+ Na2O +
N₂

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