Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
To balance given reaction.
Concept introduction:
Chemical equation is the symbolic description of a
Answer to Problem 66A
The balance equation is as follows:
Explanation of Solution
The given equation is as follows:
From the above reaction there are 8 hydrogen atoms in reactant side and in produce side there are 2 hydrogen atoms. There are 7 oxygen atoms in reactant side and in product side there are 4 oxygen atoms. To balance the equation adds 4 with water molecule. Now the balance equation is as follows:
(b)
Interpretation:
To balance given reaction.
Concept introduction:
Chemical equation is the symbolic description of a chemical reaction that products and reactants are indicating in terms of their chemical formula.
(b)
Answer to Problem 66A
The balance equation is as follows:
Explanation of Solution
From the above reaction there is only 1 carbon atom in the reactant side and in the produce side there are 6 carbon atoms. There are 3 oxygen atoms in the reactant side and in product side there are 8 oxygen atoms and hydrogen is deficient by 10 atoms in reactant side. To balance hydrogen and carbon atom add 6 with water molecule and another 6 with carbon dioxide molecule. There are 18 oxygen atoms in reactant side and 8 in the product side. Add 6 with oxygen molecule to balance oxygen. The balance equation is as follows:
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