**Title: Balancing Chemical Equations****Objective:**Determine the balanced chemical equation for the reaction depicted in the given figure using the simplest whole number coefficients.**Description of Diagram:**In the figure, there are two boxes showing particles before and after a chemical reaction:- **Left Box (Reactants):** - Grey circles represent carbon atoms. - White circles represent oxygen atoms. - The box contains 4 carbon atoms and 6 groups of 2 oxygen atoms.- **Right Box (Products):** - This box contains a combination of grey and white circles. - Shows 2 carbon dioxide molecules (each with 1 carbon and 2 oxygen atoms) and 2 carbon atoms unreacted.**Options for Balanced Equation:**1. \( 2C + 6O \rightarrow CO_2 + C + 4O \)2. \( 4C + 12O \rightarrow 2CO_2 + 2C + 8O \)3. \( C + 2O_3 \rightarrow CO_2 + 2O_2 \)4. \( 4C + 4O_3 \rightarrow 2CO_2 + 2C + 4O_2 \)5. \( 2C + 2O_3 \rightarrow CO_2 + C + 2O_2 \)**Note:**The challenge is to find the equation that correctly represents the conservation of mass with the simplest whole number coefficients, reflecting the visual representation of the reactants and products in the diagram.

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What is the balanced chemical equation for the chemical reaction depicted in the figure? Be sure your balanced chemical reaction uses the simplest whole number coefficients. = carbon = oxygen OO 8 8 02 C +60 04 C+120 OC+ 203 → CO₂ + 2 0₂ 04 C +4032 CO₂ + 2 C + 402 02C+203 →→ CO₂ + C + 2 02 CO₂ + C +40 2 CO₂ + 2C+80 8 8

What is the balanced chemical equation for the chemical reaction depicted in the figure? Be sure your balanced chemical reaction uses the simplest whole number coefficients. = carbon = oxygen OO 8 8 02 C +60 04 C+120 OC+ 203 → CO₂ + 2 0₂ 04 C +4032 CO₂ + 2 C + 402 02C+203 →→ CO₂ + C + 2 02 CO₂ + C +40 2 CO₂ + 2C+80 8 8

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