Worksheet 2: Balancing equationsRewrite the following equations as balanced equ1.K+ H,OKOH + H,2.HCI + NAOHH,O + NACI3.KNO, -- KNO, + O24.C2H2 + O2CO2 + H,05.CHg + O2CO2 + H,06.Hg + O2-Hgo7.AGNO, + NaCIAgCl + NaNO38.Cu + O2-CuO9.K,SO, + BaCl, -> KCI + BaSO10.H,O2 H,0 + O211.H,S + KOH - H,O + K,S2.Ca(OH), + CO2 CACO, + H,O3.Al + O2-→ Al,0,Fe + H,O4.Fe,O, + H2-Nal + Zn5.Na + Znl,

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Balancing equations Rewrite the following equations as balanced equ. 1. K+ H,O- KOH + + H2 2. HCI + NaOH >H,O + NaCl 3. KNO, - KNO, + O2 4. C2H2 + O2- CO, + H,O

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Worksheet 2: Balancing equations
Rewrite the following equations as balanced equ
1.
K+ H,O
KOH + H,
2.
HCI + NAOH
H,O + NACI
3.
KNO, -
- KNO, + O2
4.
C2H2 + O2
CO2 + H,0
5.
CHg + O2
CO2 + H,0
6.
Hg + O2-
Hgo
7.
AGNO, + NaCI
AgCl + NaNO3
8.
Cu + O2-
CuO
9.
K,SO, + BaCl, -
> KCI + BaSO
10.
H,O2 H,0 + O2
11.
H,S + KOH - H,O + K,S
2.
Ca(OH), + CO2 CACO, + H,O
3.
Al + O2-
→ Al,0,
Fe + H,O
4.
Fe,O, + H2-
Nal + Zn
5.
Na + Znl,

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