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2 years ago

I need help in balancing chemical equations

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I can help. First you want to write out each reactant and product with enough space to write in coefficients. Then box the reactants and products to emphazise how the elements shouldnt change. Afterwards, draw a line in front of the box for you to write in the coefficients.Now we srart balancing. To make things easier, you should always follow the method of : (Metals, Nonmetals,Oxygen,Hydrogen) in that order. By balancing each elememt/chemical this way it should make balancing them easier.
So to acryally perform it you're going to look at your first element (while still following the method) and then look over onto the other side to see what coefficient to place. Then after that element is balanced, you move onto the next element. Remember that everytime you balance an element, start over to make sure all of the other elements are still balanced before proceeding.

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