Interpretation:
The information which best describe the written chemical equation needs to be identified.
Concept introduction:
A chemical equation is a symbolic depiction of a
Answer to Problem 2STP
The option (C) is correct.
Explanation of Solution
A chemical equation represents having formulas and symbols. It is used to identify molar and relative molecular amounts of the product and reactant within the chemical reaction.
- A chemical equation would tell the symbols and formulas of the products and reactants.
- It can represent the physical phase of substance, whether it is
liquid, solid or gas. - It can show if there is any special condition which is required for the reaction to occur like, using a catalyst or adding heat.
For example:
So, as per the above explanation option (C) is correct.
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