9.Chemical Equations: Parts of a ReactionFor each of the following equations, (1) identify the reactants and products, and then (2) determinethe number and kinds of atoms of each element in both reactants and products. (3) Determine ifthe equation is balanced or unbalanced and if it meets the requirements for the law ofconservation of mass. Use the Periodic Table for the name of the element represented by thesymbol in the equation.1. Na + Clz - NaCl *Circle each reactant and box each product in the equation.Reactantelementname(s)# ofatoms ofeachelementProduct elementname(s)Is theequationbalanced?# of atomsof eachDoes theequation meetthe Law ofConservation ofelementMass?2. NaH.CI + NaCI - NaClNH

We are given the following reaction: Na+Cl2→NaCl

1. Na + Clz -NaCl *Circle each reactant and box each product in the equation. # of Is the Reactant element Product element # of atoms Does the atoms of name(s) of each equation meet the Law of Conservation of Mass? equation balanced? name(s) each element element

1. Na + Clz -NaCl *Circle each reactant and box each product in the equation. # of Is the Reactant element Product element # of atoms Does the atoms of name(s) of each equation meet the Law of Conservation of Mass? equation balanced? name(s) each element element

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