Asked by Ramesh Reddy
sir
p2o5+H2o = H2P2O6
why is it H3po4? instead of H2P2O6 please explain me
p2o5+H2o = H2P2O6
why is it H3po4? instead of H2P2O6 please explain me
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Answered by
DrBob222
You appear to be trying to use the reactants and simply sum them to find the product. That is what is wrong.
For example, Na + Cl2 ==> is not NaCl2 but NaCl. When Na combines with Na, the result is NaCl because Na has a valence of +1 and Cl has a valence of -1 therefore the formula is NaCl. You take care of making the atoms equal by balancing the equation.
Na + Cl2 ==> NaCl and we balance it like this.
2Na + Cl2 ==> 2NaCl.
K2O + H2O ==> is not K2H2O2 but KOH. We balance it as this.
K2O + H2O ==> 2KOH
For example, Na + Cl2 ==> is not NaCl2 but NaCl. When Na combines with Na, the result is NaCl because Na has a valence of +1 and Cl has a valence of -1 therefore the formula is NaCl. You take care of making the atoms equal by balancing the equation.
Na + Cl2 ==> NaCl and we balance it like this.
2Na + Cl2 ==> 2NaCl.
K2O + H2O ==> is not K2H2O2 but KOH. We balance it as this.
K2O + H2O ==> 2KOH
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