Asked by Manny
I need to write and balance this equation:
Sodium sulfate produces sodium oxide plus gaseous sulfur trioxide when heated.
Thanks
Sodium sulfate produces sodium oxide plus gaseous sulfur trioxide when heated.
Thanks
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Answered by
DrBob222
Na2SO4 ==> Na2O + SO3
The equation is balanced.
Place a delta sign or write the word "heat" over the arrow. OR it can br done this way.
Na2SO4 + heat ==> Na2O + SO3
Some teachers like to write the state (s for solid, g for gas and l for liquid).
Na2SO4(s) + heat ==> Na2O(s) + SO3(g)
The equation is balanced.
Place a delta sign or write the word "heat" over the arrow. OR it can br done this way.
Na2SO4 + heat ==> Na2O + SO3
Some teachers like to write the state (s for solid, g for gas and l for liquid).
Na2SO4(s) + heat ==> Na2O(s) + SO3(g)
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