Topic: balancing ionic equations
Both equations include H2O and H+ ions but are on different sides of the arrow because the equation is balanced.
Use H20 to balance Oxygens & H with H+
This is a good video that explains: https://youtu.be/Lg-SZQcv0S4
Both equations include H2O and H+ ions but are on different sides of the arrow because the equation is balanced.
Use H20 to balance Oxygens & H with H+
This is a good video that explains: https://youtu.be/Lg-SZQcv0S4
Original post by Cdhelp
Topic: balancing ionic equations
Both equations include H2O and H+ ions but are on different sides of the arrow because the equation is balanced.
Use H20 to balance Oxygens & H with H+
This is a good video that explains: https://youtu.be/Lg-SZQcv0S4
Both equations include H2O and H+ ions but are on different sides of the arrow because the equation is balanced.
Use H20 to balance Oxygens & H with H+
This is a good video that explains: https://youtu.be/Lg-SZQcv0S4
Thank you very much, so If it says in an aqueous acid, can you add water or hydrogen ions?
Original post by Ashirs
Thank you very much, so If it says in an aqueous acid, can you add water or hydrogen ions?
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