The importance of balancing a chemical equation.
Answer to Problem 3RQ
To ensure the number of reacting particles and the number of product particles is same and to conserve the mass on both the sides of the chemical equation.
Explanation of Solution
The expression used to express a chemical process taking place in a
Since atoms cannot be created in a chemical reaction or either cannot be destroyed during a chemical process. Thus, a chemical equation should be balanced.
Balancing is the technique to check whether the number of reactant atoms and the number of product atoms involved is same in the chemical process to ensure the Law of conservation of mass.
Conclusion:
Therefore, to ensure the number of reacting particles and the number of product particles are the same and to conserve the mass on both the sides of the chemical equation.
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