SnO3(cr) + H2(g)"Writing Word Equations: Examples & Solutions

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Writing word equations involves translating chemical symbols into their corresponding names, clearly expressing the reactants and products. For example, the equation Cu + H2SO4 translates to "copper plus sulfuric acid yields copper sulfate, sulfur dioxide, and water." The discussion emphasizes the importance of naming compounds accurately and understanding the overall reaction in words. Participants are encouraged to provide specific questions or examples to facilitate better assistance. Overall, mastering this skill is essential for clear communication in chemistry.
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Does anyone know how to write word equations?

For example:

Cu + H2SO4 ----> CuSO4 + SO2 + H2O

RbCl(cr) + O2(g) -----> RbClO4(cr)

Sn(cr) + KOH -----> K2
 
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Plenty of people, but what exactly is your question?

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The question really is trivial. Name the compounds and the substances. Express the whole reaction in words. Naming the compounds is a process of academic translation from symbols to chemical names.
 
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