Name: Section: Date: Worksheet 7 Writing and Balancing Chemical Equations CHEM 2 Provide the balanced chemical equations. Indicate the correct states (g, s, I, aq). 1) Gaseous ethane CaH, + oxygen gas → carbon dioxide + water putaium 2) Aqueous copper(II) chloride + aluminum aqueous aluminum chloride + copper 3) Solid diphosphorus pentoxide + liquid water + phosphoric acid boimuimule loe (s 4) Sulfuric acid + aqueous barium hydroxide → water + solid barium sulfate bon tm on (er 5) Liquid CeHe + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water wdo leto e (M 6) Elemental phosphorus + chlorine + solid phosphorus pentachloride

Name: Section: Date: Worksheet 7 Writing and Balancing Chemical Equations CHEM 2 Provide the balanced chemical equations. Indicate the correct states (g, s, I, aq). 1) Gaseous ethane CaH, + oxygen gas → carbon dioxide + water putaium 2) Aqueous copper(II) chloride + aluminum aqueous aluminum chloride + copper 3) Solid diphosphorus pentoxide + liquid water + phosphoric acid boimuimule loe (s 4) Sulfuric acid + aqueous barium hydroxide → water + solid barium sulfate bon tm on (er 5) Liquid CeHe + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water wdo leto e (M 6) Elemental phosphorus + chlorine + solid phosphorus pentachloride

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Author:Lawrence S. Brown, Tom Holme

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11.91PAE

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