ewilc3120 ewilc3120

18-12-2020
Chemistry

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S+3O2→SO3
is this equation balanced why or why not
PLease help will mark as brainlyest

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kqgratz kqgratz

18-12-2020

Answer:

Not balanced

Explanation:

You have one sulfer and 6 oxygen on the left

You have one sulfer and 3 oxygen on the right

In order to balance it, you would need 2 sulfer and 6 oxygen on each side

The equation for that is:

2S + 3O2 → 2SO3

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