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Balanced chemical equation: The mass of products should be equal to mass of its starting materials this is governed by law of conservation of mass.
In the above reaction 2 nitrogen atoms are there in reactant side but 1 nitrogen in product side, likewise 2 hydrogen’s in reactant side but 3 hydrogen’s in product side so this is unbalanced equation by putting coefficients for each elements in both sides we can balance this reaction as follows:
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Answer to Problem 8.39QP
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Explanation of Solution
The mass of products should be equal to mass of its starting materials this is governed by law of conservation of mass this equation is known as balanced chemical equation.
Balanced equation of potassium chlorate decomposition is given below:
The above balanced equation shows 3 moles of
Molecular mass of
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