Glencoe Chemistry: Matter and Change, Student Edition
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Chapter 19.2, Problem 27SSC
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The conditions under which
Concept introduction:
It involves the presence of acidic or basic medium.
It is based on the fact that a reaction is balanced if number of atoms of species on left side is equal to right side and net charge on left side is equal to right side.
Expert Solution & Answer
Answer to Problem 27SSC
Balancing the equation means:
Number of atoms of species on left side is equal to right side and net charge on left side is equal to right side.
Ionic reactions involve ions which are to be balanced.
As the acidic and basic medium are provided by charged species. So these conditions should be previously being mentioned.
Explanation of Solution
Presence of acidic or basic medium changes the number of ions present in the reaction.
So, this change is to be involved before
Conclusion
Thus to balance an ionic reaction, it is necessary to know about the conditions in which reaction is taking place.
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