Balancing Chemical Equations

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@bravoelliot H2O comes in the form of liquid, solid, and gas. Depending on what your reactants are, determines whether the H2O will come out in which state.

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Are there any times when you shouldn't apply the rules at 3:38 and 5:54? Because I was never taught that you could a) leave polyatomic ions as they are or b) put a decimal as a coefficient. This video was very, very helpful. Thanks!

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@bravoelliot no its not, its actually in terms of steam, because anything mixed with oxygen burns

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Hello @2:59 or CS2 + O2 - CO2 +SO2 problem. Your answer that is CS2+3O2 - CO2 + 2SO2 Why did you multiply the left side 3 and 2 to balance to get O=6 but did addition to get the right side to get O=6. Is that how it works or I'm missing something. Thanks

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@drvirgodar In the reactant side you have (NO3)2 which equals NO6. So NO6 in reactants and 2KNO3 giving you a K2NO6 in the products. She is not wrong.

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@bravoelliot yeas evidently, but in this equation they're telling you in what state they have water in, which is in gas form.

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@bravoelliot Not necessarily. Sometimes, water can come out of a reaction initially as water vapor, and the condense to form a liquid.

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Actually for the Equation of Carbon Compounds. You can use an equation to solve it. CxHy + (x+y/4) O2 + xCO2+ y/2H20 . Am I right ?

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