Answer:
3S₈ + 28Br₂ => 8S₃Br₇
Explanation:
Start with either sulfur (S) or bromine (Br) and balance ...
3S₈ + Br₂ => 8S₃Br₇ or S₈ + 7/2Br₂ => S₃Br₇
Balance the remaining reactant ...
3S₈ + 56/2Br₂ => 8S₃Br₇
Remove fractions by multiplying by the fraction's denominator
2(3S₈ + 56/2Br₂ => 8S₃Br₇) => 6S₈ + 56Br₂ => 16S₃Br₇
Reduce to smallest whole number ratio => standard equation at STP ...
3S₈ + 28Br₂ => 8S₃Br₇
Answer:
D- Assertion is false and Reason is true
Explanation:
Precipitation is said to have occurred when an insoluble product is formed from soluble ones. Let us take an instance;
BaCl2(aq) + H2SO4(aq) -------> BaSO4(s) + 2HCl(aq)
The barium sulphate so formed is an insoluble product obtained from the reaction of soluble barium chloride and sulphuric acid. This is a typical example of a double replacement reaction as the both ions exchanged partners.
Thus, the assertion is false but the reason is true.
Answer:
Reduction.
Explanation:
Fluorine atom has gained an electron and undergone reduction because when an atom gains electron it reduced itself thus acting as an oxidant to oxidize another atom .
For exam sodium fluoride NaF is a salt when sodium fluoride undergo breakdown at that time the fluoride atom gains an electron and is converted to F- anion by the process called reduction .
Answer:
17. Yes, it represents a chemical reaction. This is because new substances were formed from the original substance.
18. (a) Formation of new substances
(b) Evolution or absorption of large quantity of heat
(c)Change in mass of substances
Explanation:
17. In the model above, molecules of a compound of carbon and hydrogen (molecular formula is C2H6) combines with molecular oxygen (O2) to produce two new substances; a compound composed of two oxygen atoms and one carbon atom (CO2) and another compound composed of two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen (H2O). Since the new substances formed are completely different from the original substances, it a chemical reaction. Also, a large volume of heat would have been given off.
18. To determine if a chemical reaction has occurred, the following observations can be looked out for.
a. Formation of new substances different entirely from the original substances
b. Evolution or absorption of large quantity of heat during the change. Check whether the vessel containing the substances gets hotter or colder.
c. Change in mass of substances. Since new substances are formed in a chemical reaction, there is usually a significant change in mass of the products and reactants.
Answer:
no the answer is oxidation