Balancing Chemi1 1 Cu(s) • 2 0:g) +2 H,0) →3. 3 Fe(s) 1L H,0(g) → H:(g) Fe,O(s)CuO(s)24.ASCI,(aq)H,5(aq)As,S,(s)HCI(aq)5.Cuso. 5H,0(s) -CuSO.(s)*(6)o'HH,O(1)6.Fe,0,(s) +H(9)Fधिs) *7.CaCO,(s)CaO(s)+CO.(g)8.Fe(s) +S:(s) →FeS(s)(bo)s HNa(1) +9.KOH(oq) >HOH(I)+K,S(oq)10.NoCI(I)Cl2(g)H;SO (ag) →H(g)Al-(SO.),11.Al(s) +12.HSPO (0q)+NH,OH(aq) →HOH(I) +(NH.)PO.(0q)13.C,H.(g)- 0,(g) →co,(g)H,0(1)14.Al(s) +Al;0:(5)+ (6)30+ (6)°0KNO,15.CH.(g)+(60)H,0(1)16.KNO, →17.CaC2O2 →Ca +CO218.co,H,O19.K;50.BoCl, →KCI +BaSO,20.кон +H;S0, →K,50,21.Ca(OH)2 +NH.C +NH,OHCaCl222.C +So,CS, +23.Mg,N2Mg(OH):NH,+ OH24.VO, +Ca >CoO+Na,0,H,0 >NaOH +25.26.Fe,0.+Fe +H20Cu +H,S0,CuSO, +H,O +27.

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Balancing Chemi A Cu(s) 2 0,g) → Cuo(s) 2. 2 2 H,(9) H,O(1) → 3. 3 Fe(s) 1 H20(g) → 4 H2g) ASCI, (aq) +(5)H L Fe,O(S) H,5(aq) AS,S,(s) * 4. HC(aq) 5. CuS0.5H,0(s) CuSO.(s) + (6)oH H,0(1) 6. Fe,0,(s) + H(9) → Fe(s)

Balancing Chemi A Cu(s) 2 0,g) → Cuo(s) 2. 2 2 H,(9) H,O(1) → 3. 3 Fe(s) 1 H20(g) → 4 H2g) ASCI, (aq) +(5)H L Fe,O(S) H,5(aq) AS,S,(s) * 4. HC(aq) 5. CuS0.5H,0(s) CuSO.(s) + (6)oH H,0(1) 6. Fe,0,(s) + H(9) → Fe(s)

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Balancing Chemi
1 1 Cu(s) • 2 0:g) +
2 H,0) →
3. 3 Fe(s) 1L H,0(g) → H:(g) Fe,O(s)
CuO(s)
2
4.
ASCI,(aq)
H,5(aq)
As,S,(s)
HCI(aq)
5.
Cuso. 5H,0(s) -
CuSO.(s)*
(6)o'H
H,O(1)
6.
Fe,0,(s) +
H(9)
Fधिs) *
7.
CaCO,(s)
CaO(s)+
CO.(g)
8.
Fe(s) +
S:(s) →
FeS(s)
(bo)s H
Na(1) +
9.
KOH(oq) >
HOH(I)+
K,S(oq)
10.
NoCI(I)
Cl2(g)
H;SO (ag) →
H(g)
Al-(SO.),
11.
Al(s) +
12.
HSPO (0q)+
NH,OH(aq) →
HOH(I) +
(NH.)PO.(0q)
13.
C,H.(g)
- 0,(g) →
co,(g)
H,0(1)
14.
Al(s) +
Al;0:(5)
+ (6)30
+ (6)°0
KNO,
15.
CH.(g)
+(60)
H,0(1)
16.
KNO, →
17.
CaC2
O2 →
Ca +
CO2
18.
co,
H,O
19.
K;50.
BoCl, →
KCI +
BaSO,
20.
кон +
H;S0, →
K,50,
21.
Ca(OH)2 +
NH.C +
NH,OH
CaCl2
22.
C +
So,
CS, +
23.
Mg,N2
Mg(OH):
NH,
+ OH
24.
VO, +
Ca >
CoO+
Na,0,
H,0 >
NaOH +
25.
26.
Fe,0.+
Fe +
H20
Cu +
H,S0,
CuSO, +
H,O +
27.

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