TRY THIS PRACTICE EXERCISE. Balance the equations below.A.B._NaNO3 + PbO → Pb(NO3)2 + Na₂OCasP₂ + H₂O →C. Fe₂O3 +F._H₂O → _Ca(OH)2 +____ PH3Fe₂O3 +_ CO → _Fe +___ CO₂D. NH3 +_0₂ → NO₂E. _FeS +_O₂ →O₂Fe₂O3 +H₂O_Fe₂O3 +_SO₂_C3H₂O₂+O₂ →_CO₂+ H₂O TRY THIS PRACTICE EXERCISE. Balance the equations below.A.B._NaNO3 + PbO → Pb(NO3)2 + Na₂OCasP₂ + H₂O →C. Fe₂O3 +F._H₂O → _Ca(OH)2 +____ PH3Fe₂O3 +_ CO → _Fe +___ CO₂D. NH3 +_0₂ → NO₂E. _FeS +_O₂ →O₂Fe₂O3 +H₂O_Fe₂O3 +_SO₂_C3H₂O₂+O₂ →_CO₂+ H₂O

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TRY THIS PRACTICE EXERCISE. Balance the equations below. A. _NaNO₂+ PbO → Pb(NO₂)2 +_ Na₂O B. _CasP₂ + H₂O → _Ca(OH)2 +_PHs C. ___Fe:Os +_ CO → __Fe +_ CO₂ D. NH3 + O2 Đ NỘI + +_O₂ → H₂O E. FeS +_O₂ → _Fe₂O3+_SO₂ ECHOS_07_CO_HỌ

TRY THIS PRACTICE EXERCISE. Balance the equations below. A. _NaNO₂+ PbO → Pb(NO₂)2 +_ Na₂O B. _CasP₂ + H₂O → _Ca(OH)2 +_PHs C. ___Fe:Os +_ CO → __Fe +_ CO₂ D. NH3 + O2 Đ NỘI + +_O₂ → H₂O E. FeS +_O₂ → _Fe₂O3+_SO₂ ECHOS_07_CO_HỌ

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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