How To Write Chemical Equations From Word Descriptions

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Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for a step-by-step explanation/analysis of How to Write Chemical Equations from Word Descriptions in AP/General Chemistry. The short Word Description/problem selection really helps with writing Chemical Equations. This is an error free video/lecture on KZbin TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.

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Real quick do you carry the element charges in reactant or they should be carried in the product? For ex, Mg has a charge 2+ so do you write it in the reactant? Another one, if it's a gas (H_2), do you write 2 in the subscript of H? It would be appreciated if you can help me solve this equation, (Decomposition of hydrogen peroxide). Thanks

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I’m confused on putting subscripts on the chemicals

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Subscripts describe the no. of some specific atom in that particular compound

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They are polyatomic ions that already have charges: ammonium comes preset as NH4. OR he crisscrossed the ionic charges. The step before this was applying different charges. On the periodic table, each element has a different charge "assigned to it" and those charges are depicted as the exponent part of the element. In the video, he crisscrossed the charges which means that they are now on the bottom. Meaning that they became subscripts. Hope this was helpful lol

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