Write balanced equations showing how

  1. Write balanced equations showing how HBr and SO2 are consumed in a gas trap containing NaOH.
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  2. I want to know if someone could let me know if I have written my balanced equations correct for the following questions.Write a
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  3. use and activity series to Identify two metals that will not generate hydrogen gas when treated with and acidwrite balanced
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  4. use and activity series to Identify two metals that will not generate hydrogen gas when treated with and acidwrite balanced
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  5. 1)Write equations showing how sodium oxide and zinc oxide are formed2)i)Write equations to show how the following react with
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  6. For the chemical reaction, sodium hydroxide + copper (II) chloride = "robin's egg blue" precipitate, do the following: write the
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  7. For the chemical reaction, sodium hydroxide + copper (II) chloride = "robin's egg blue" precipitate, do the following: write the
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  8. 422g of ethyne and 190g of acetic acid find balanced equations and enthalpy calculations showing all steps
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  9. Write balanced equations for the formation of K4[Ni(NCS)6] starting from an anhydrous sample of nickel(II) nitrate. (3 equations
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  10. Write balanced net-ionic equations to describe:a. The oxidation of Mn2+ to MnO4- by ammonium peroxydisulfate [(NH4)2S2O8] b. The
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