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Original post by ecila21
What elements make up magnesium nitrate?
magnesium ion and nitrate ion
Original post by ranataw
magnesium oxide is one of them but i cant figure out the other ones
magnesium oxide is one of them but i cant figure out the other ones
Start by attempting to construct the decomposition equation.
Original post by ranataw
magnesium ion and nitrate ion
Okay correct and you've said that one of the products is magnesium oxide. What elements make up a nitrate ion? (There are two)
Original post by Plantagenet Crown
Start by attempting to construct the decomposition equation.
2mg(no3)2 ----->2 no2 +2 mgo +2o2
is this correct ?
Original post by ecila21
Okay correct and you've said that one of the products is magnesium oxide. What elements make up a nitrate ion? (There are two)
nitrogen and oxygen
Original post by ranataw
2mg(no3)2 ----->2 no2 +2 mgo +2o2
is this correct ?
is this correct ?
Look at the numbers you have in front of the O2 and NO2. You have to make sure both sides of the equation are balanced.
Original post by Plantagenet Crown
Look at the numbers you have in front of the O2 and NO2. You have to make sure both sides of the equation are balanced.
well i guess there would be 3 infront of o2
Original post by ranataw
well i guess there would be 3 infront of o2
Start by balancing the nitrogen atoms on both sides.
Original post by Plantagenet Crown
Start by balancing the nitrogen atoms on both sides.
2mg(no3)2 ----->2 no2 +2 mgo +3o2
sir is this not correct?????
Original post by ranataw
2mg(no3)2 ----->2 no2 +2 mgo +3o2
sir is this not correct?????
sir is this not correct?????
sir just plz explain to me what kind of an equation is this and how to leran it
Original post by ranataw
2mg(no3)2 ----->2 no2 +2 mgo +3o2
sir is this not correct?????
sir is this not correct?????
No, look at 2Mg(NO3)2, how many nitrogens are in there?
Original post by Plantagenet Crown
No, look at 2Mg(NO3)2, how many nitrogens are in there?
4?
Here you go:
2 Mg(NO3)2 → 2 MgO + 4 NO2 + O2
2 Mg(NO3)2 → 2 MgO + 4 NO2 + O2
Original post by ranataw
4?
Correct, so now what number should go in front of NO2?
Original post by Plantagenet Crown
Correct, so now what number should go in front of NO2?
2mg(no3)2 ----->4 no2 +2 mgo +o2
is this correct now?
Original post by ranataw
2mg(no3)2 ----->4 no2 +2 mgo +o2
is this correct now?
is this correct now?
Yes.
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