In the simulation, were you able to use noninteger numbers (like (1)/(2) or 0.43) for the coefficients in a balancedequation? Why do you think this is? a) Which of the following are coefficients you could use in a balanced equation?(1)/(2)00102069 b) If you were balancing an equation containing the O2 molecule, which of the followingwould be correct representations of O2 and its coefficient? (1)/(2)020230260230503 c. What doyou have to do to the coefficients of equation I below to get to equation II? i. 2 SnO2 + 4H2 à 2 sn + 4 H2O ii. Sno2 + 2 H2 à Sn + 2 H2O d. Both equation I and II are balanced, but equation I is the correct way to write the balancedequation. e. Can you divide equation II by another factor and still have it be correct? Why or why not? f. In a completesentence, write down a method you could use to determine if an equation is written in the correct way.

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In the simulation, were you able to use noninteger numbers (like (1)/(2) or 0.43) for the coefficients in a balanced equation? Why do you think this is? a) Which of the following are coefficients you could use in a balanced equation? (1)/(2)0010269 b) If you were balancing an equation containing the O2 molecule, which of the following would be correct representations of O2 and its coefficient? (1)/(2)02020302060230503 c. What do you have to do to the coefficients of equation I below to get to equation II? i. 2 SnO2 + 4H2 à 2 sn + 4 H2O ii. SnO 2 + 2 H2 à Sn + 2 H2O d. Both equation I and II are balanced, but equation I is the correct way to write the balanced equation. e. Can you divide equation II by another factor and still have it be correct? Why or why not? f. In a complete sentence, write down a method you could use to determine if an equation is written in the correct way.

In the simulation, were you able to use noninteger numbers (like (1)/(2) or 0.43) for the coefficients in a balanced equation? Why do you think this is? a) Which of the following are coefficients you could use in a balanced equation? (1)/(2)0010269 b) If you were balancing an equation containing the O2 molecule, which of the following would be correct representations of O2 and its coefficient? (1)/(2)02020302060230503 c. What do you have to do to the coefficients of equation I below to get to equation II? i. 2 SnO2 + 4H2 à 2 sn + 4 H2O ii. SnO 2 + 2 H2 à Sn + 2 H2O d. Both equation I and II are balanced, but equation I is the correct way to write the balanced equation. e. Can you divide equation II by another factor and still have it be correct? Why or why not? f. In a complete sentence, write down a method you could use to determine if an equation is written in the correct way.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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