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So if i have the equation 2 SO3 --> 2S + 3 O2 would my word equation for this be Sulfur Oxide --> Sulfur + Oxygen OR Sulfur hexaoxide --> Sulfur + hexaoxide or what would be the correct one if both are wrong? and for this one 2 KI + MgCI2 --> MgI2 + 2KCL...

How do i calculate these and express the answers in significant digits? 2.865 x 10^4m x 1.47 x 10^3 8.071 cm^2/ 4.216 1.142 x 10^-8 mm^2 / 8.5 x 10^-4 mm i tried the first one and got 4212. but i don't know if it's right

What is happening on a chemical basis, to make them the way they're. 1) magnesium 2)calcium 3)potassium 4)sodium

sorry i will rephrase the question. what is the chemistry behind these elements to give them these qualities and make them react the way they do with like water and such. 1)magnesium 2)calcium 3)potassium 4)sodium

Lactose Aspartame Sucrose Sucralose Saccharin which ones of these are polar, which are non-polar? and what is the structures of them? like their O-H bonds? i found answers to other sugars like glucose and fructose but need help for these

Is there any methods which could help me identify what ion is present in water? And also what is a filtration method that could remove the ion, i am aware of coffee and britta filter already

Oh okay, i was thinking it could've been trioxide cause of the subscript, thank you.