Fill in the blanks to complete the balanced formation reaction for the following compound: Notes for filling blanks: • Enter one reactant per blank, in alphabetical order of the element symbols (such as C, CI, H, N, O, etc.) • Include stoichiometric coefficients with no space before the element (such as "2N2 (g)"); coefficients of "1" may be omitted; fractional coefficients may be written in parentheses or as decimal values (such as "(1/2)N2 (g)" or "0.5N2 (g)") • Include subscript numbers as standard text (such as "N2 (g)") • Phases must be included, with a space between the element and phase (such as "N2 (g)") • Incorrect capitalization of elements will be marked as incorrect Formation reaction of NH3 (1) (ammonia): → NH3 (1)

Fill in the blanks to complete the balanced formation reaction for the following compound: Notes for filling blanks: • Enter one reactant per blank, in alphabetical order of the element symbols (such as C, CI, H, N, O, etc.) • Include stoichiometric coefficients with no space before the element (such as "2N2 (g)"); coefficients of "1" may be omitted; fractional coefficients may be written in parentheses or as decimal values (such as "(1/2)N2 (g)" or "0.5N2 (g)") • Include subscript numbers as standard text (such as "N2 (g)") • Phases must be included, with a space between the element and phase (such as "N2 (g)") • Incorrect capitalization of elements will be marked as incorrect Formation reaction of NH3 (1) (ammonia): → NH3 (1)

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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