3 years ago

_NaNo3+PbO-_Pb(No3)2+Na2O

Chemistry

1 answer:

klio [65]3 years ago

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Answer:

2NaNO3+1PbO=1Pb(NO3)2+1Na2O

Explanation:

My chem teacher always had us make a T-chart for products and reactants on both sides to help you figure out balancing equations

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_____NaNo3+______PbO-_____Pb(No3)2+__Na2O

_NaNo3+PbO-_Pb(No3)2+Na2O