What do you mean by 'balancing a chemical equation'? On what principle the balancing of a chemical equation is based?
When the number of atoms of each element are same on both the sides of an equation, it is called a balanced chemical equation. The principle on which the balancing of a chemical equation is based is ‘Law of Conservation of mass’ or Law of Industructibility of matter, which states: Matter can neither be created nor destroyed in any physical or chemical change. Hence, atom that takes part in a chemical reaction can neither be created nor destroyed. Therefore, in a chemical reaction atoms of each element on both the sides of the arrow must be equal. For example,
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How are chemical equations balanced? discuss any two.
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Balance the following equations:
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175.Translate the following equations into the language of chemistry and balance by hit and trial method: Magnesium nitride + Water Magnesium hydroxide + Ammonia
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Balance the following skeleton equation by hit and trial method:
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Balance the following skeleton equation by hit and trial method:
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Balance the following skeleton equation:
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Balance the following skeleton equation:
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Balance the given skeletion equation by partial equation method.