Chemistry Homework Solutions
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Learning how to balance chemical equations.
What is the coefficient for water (H2O) when the
following equation is balanced using the lowest whole numbered coefficients?
Al(s)+ ____H20(l) --> Al(OH)3(s) + H2(g)
This question asks what is the coefficient of a reactant used in a chemical reaction. The solution describes the steps used to balance this equation. The concepts described here can be applied to all chemical equations.
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