Original post by Qer
The reaction of chlorine with water to form chloride ions
and oxygen.
CL2 + 2H20 +2e- ====> 4H+ +2CL- + O2
and oxygen.
CL2 + 2H20 +2e- ====> 4H+ +2CL- + O2
can't be right, charges aren't balanced
Original post by MexicanKeith
can't be right, charges aren't balanced
How?can you please explain me
Thanks
On right hand side ther is 2e- .....how to balance it .I pit 2e on left hand side to balance it.......?
(edited 6 years ago)
Original post by Qer
How?can you please explain me
Thanks
Thanks
The charges of species on both sides of the equation must sum to the same number.
Original post by alow
The charges of species on both sides of the equation must sum to the same number.
CL2 + 2H20 ====> 4H+ +2CL- + O2 +2e-
So it must be like that
No charge on left
Charge on right 4-2=2-2=0
Is that right?
Original post by Qer
CL2 + 2H20 ====> 4H+ +2CL- + O2 +2e-
So it must be like that
No charge on left
Charge on right 4-2=2-2=0
Is that right?
So it must be like that
No charge on left
Charge on right 4-2=2-2=0
Is that right?
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