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Ray Of Light [21]
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224/88Ra+4/2He+? find the missing isotope

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Next note that the salt should contain the acid radical (NO3) and the metallic part of the base (Ca) written well following the rule for writing chemical equation; thus

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The next step is to write the reactants at the right hand side of the equation;

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The final step is to count the number of atoms in each side of the equation to make sure they are equal and balanced.

In the above equation, H atoms are three at the left hand side add 2 to to H- containig compound on both side as to balance up. Thus

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