How to Write Balanced Chemical Equations - FeS + O2 - Fe,02 + SO2

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Rus_ich [418]3 years ago

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Answer:

FeS + O2 - Fe,02 + SO2

Explanation:

You have to see that no of Atoms are equal on both sides or not.

FeS + O2 - Fe,02 + SO2

Ferrous is balanced on both sides and also sulphur but oxygen is not balanced .

Ino left side oxygen is 2 while on right it's 4.

So, we have to balanced Oxygen.

FeS + 2O2 - Fe,02 + SO2

Now see it's balanced (we insert 2 on left side to balance the oxygen)

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