Obviously this is an exercise in helping you become familiar with the formulas of compounds. Here is the first one. Just let the words tell you what to do.
HCl + 3NaHCO3 ==> Na2CO3 + 2H2O + 2CO2 + NaCl
There are two copper oxides. I don't know which you want. One is CuO, the other is Cu2O. CuO should be written either as copper(II) oxide or cupric oxide. Cu2O should be written either as copper(I) oxide or cuprous oxide.
Here is a good site to pick the others. I recommend you memorize the common ones. One way to do that is to practice writing equations enough that the use of the cations and anions become memorized just from usage.
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What are the balanced equation for the following reactions:
HCl and Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate
HCl and Copper oxide
HCl and Calcium carbonate
HCl and Magnesium
NaOH and Ammonium Chloride
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