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4 years ago

An unbalanced chemical equation is shown:

Chemistry

2 answers:

hammer [34]4 years ago

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balancing the eqn: 2CaO + 2H2O → 2Ca(OH)2

so two Ca(OH)2 are produced.

two things combine to form a single compound so its synthesis reaction.

ans is Two molecules of Ca(OH)2 should be produced during the synthesis reaction.

ExtremeBDS [4]4 years ago

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There are 2 Ca, 4 H (2*2) and 4 O (2+2) on the left hand side. So there should be the same number of atoms 2Ca and 4(O+H) on the right hand side. The reaction is a synthesis (making something new), rather than a decomposition (destroying something).

The answer is Two molecules of Ca(OH)2 should be produced during the synthesis reaction.

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