squidlips - 25-4-2004 at 17:58
I need to know how Nickel acetate and a solution of saturated sodium hyposulfite and aqueous Pd react to precipitate Nickel? and what is the balanced
equation?
Hmm lets count the ways:
Quantum - 25-4-2004 at 19:41
1) Wrong area
2) You want to be spoon fed
3) You register today and quickly post a help me thread without even trying to read the rules or look around to understand how things work around
here.
I bet this thread will be locked shortly.
[Edited on 26-4-2004 by Quantum]
4s2 - 25-4-2004 at 20:08
how bout you ask things (in the right area) about how to balance equations in general hmm?
DDTea - 25-4-2004 at 21:18
I won't give you any spoon-fed answers, but I'll give you a "strategy" to balancing equations.
In the equation, find the largest compound and assign it a coefficient of 1...for the timebeing, assume there is just one of them. Then, balance the
other chemicals according to that. If you get fractions for some, then multiply by the denominator until the whole equation contains only whole
numbers.
This is the easy way to balancing equations, and I'm sure it's what most people use...but surprisingly, my general chem teacher never really
mentioned this strategy (although she was an excellent teacher, no less).
Biochem - 26-4-2004 at 10:24
Jeez what a newbie
vulture - 26-4-2004 at 10:28
If there's one thing I hate is spoonfeeding.
BUT, since I'm in a good mood today, you'll get off with a warning and an open thread.
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I Shall say this ONLY ONCE!
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