(a)
Interpretation: To balance the given reaction.
Concept Introduction: The type of
(a)
Answer to Problem 104A
The balanced complete reaction will be
Explanation of Solution
The chemical reaction is:
The number of carbon atoms on the reactant side = 1
The number of carbon atoms on the product side = 6
The number of carbon atoms is unbalanced, by multiplying with 6 as the coefficient of carbon dioxide and water, and by 3 as the coefficient of oxygen. The equation will be balanced.
The balanced chemical reaction will be:
(b)
Interpretation: To determine the balance of chemical reactions.
Concept Introduction: The type of chemical reaction in which the count of atoms will be identical on both sides of the reaction is named a balanced chemical reaction.
(b)
Answer to Problem 104A
Explanation of Solution
The chemical reaction is:
It can be written as:
The number of hydrogen atoms on the reactant side = 2
The number of hydrogen atoms on the product side = 3
The number of hydrogen atoms is unbalanced, by multiplying with 2 as the coefficient of sodium, water, and sodium hydroxide molecules. The equation will be balanced.
The balanced chemical reaction will be:
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