2Na + Br2 -> 2NaBr
Br is a diatomic element so the 2 is a subscript, not a coefficient.
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Which of the following is a chemical change?
A <em>chemical change </em>is a change that alters the makeup of a substance or something. It changes what it is made of. You cannot alter chemical changes.
Boiling water can go back to regular room temperature water. This is not a chemical change.
Melting a cube of ice is not a chemical change. We can freeze the water again to make it ice.
Dissolving 10 grams of salt in water is not a chemical change. You can boil the water and split the salt and water. People do this with Ocean water, to make it drinkable.
Splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen is a chemical change. You change the makeup of the water. It is now separate hydrogen and oxygen. It is not water anymore. "D" is the answer.
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One compound can be differentiate from other by its composition although both look same. The diamond has the chemical formula of carbon (c) as it is a repeating unit of carbon which has shining features. On the other hand zirconia is zirconium dioxide (Zr. When it is crystallized it becomes shiny as like diamond. However the look of the two are meanwhile similar the composition is totally different as well the molar mass.
I believe its NaCI and cant be Hbr