What is the Chemical equation of this?

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The discussion focuses on the completion and balancing of various chemical equations, identifying the type of chemical change involved. Key examples include the reactions of magnesium with hydrochloric acid, zinc with hydrochloric acid, and aluminum with nitric acid, all producing hydrogen gas. The equations cover a range of reactions including single displacement, double displacement, and combustion. Participants emphasize the importance of correctly balancing each equation to reflect the conservation of mass.

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  • Understanding of basic chemical reactions and types of chemical changes
  • Familiarity with balancing chemical equations
  • Knowledge of common acids and bases, such as hydrochloric acid and sulfuric acid
  • Basic grasp of stoichiometry and mole concept
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Chemistry students, educators, and professionals involved in chemical research or education will benefit from this discussion, particularly those focused on chemical reactions and equation balancing.

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Complete and balance the ff. chemical equations. Identify the equation as to the type of chemical change.

1.Magnesium + Hydrochloric acid ---> Zinc chloride + Hydrogen gas
2. Zinc + Hydrochloric acid ---> Zinc chloride + Hydrogen gas
3. Iron + Sulfuric Acid = Iron (II) Sulfate + hydrogen gas
4. Aluminum + Nitric Acid = Aluminum Nitrate + Hydrogen gas
5. Sodium + Water = Sodium Hydroxide + Hydrogen gas
6. Barium Chloride + Sodium ---> Barium Sulfate + Sodium Chloride
7.Magnesium Iodide + silver nitrate ---> Silver Iodide
8. Strontium Fluoride+ Calcium Phosphate=Sodium Phosphate+Calcium Fluoride
9.Tin(II) bromide + Barium Hydroxide= Tin(II) Hydroxide+Barium Bromide
10.Lead(II) Chromate + Potassium Phosphate= Iron(II) Iodide+Lithium Sulfide
11.Cupric acetate+Hydrogen Sulfate = cupric Sulfate+Hydrogen Acetate
12. Aluminum Hydroxide+ Hydrochloric acid = Aluminum Chloride + water
13. Mercuric Nitrate + Sodium Hydroxide = Mercuric Hydroxide + Sodium Nitrate
14. Ammonium Hydroxide + Sulfuric Acid = Ammonium Sulfate + Water
15. Methane + Oxygen = Carbon Dioxide + Water vapor
16. Alcohol + Oxygen = carbon Dioxide + Water vapor
17. Nonane + Oxygen = carbon Dioxide + Water vapor
18. Glucose + Oxygen = carbon Dioxide + Water vapor
19. Acetylene + Oxygen = carbon Dioxide + Water vapor
20.Aluminum Chloride + Water = Aluminum Hydroxide + Hydrogen Chloride
21. Calcium Hydroxide + Phosphoric Acid = Calcium Phosphate + Water
22. Iron + Water = Ferric Oxide + Hydrogen gas
23. Manganese (II) Chloride + Potassium Hydroxide = Manganese Hydroxide + Potassium Chloride
24. Iron (III) Oxide + Carbon Monoxide = Iron + Carbon dioxide
 
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