show the waters and protons correctly balanced in the equation
Homework Answers
Number of H on reactant = H from H+
= 16*1
= 16
Number of H on product = H from H2O
= 8*2
= 16
Number of O on reactant = O from MnO4- + O from C2O4-2
= 2*4 + 5*4
= 28
Number of O on product = O from CO2 + O from H2O
= 10*2 + 8*1
= 28
Since number of H is same on both reactant and product and number of O is also same in reactant and product, the equation is balanced in terms of protons and H2O
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confirm if i balanced the chem equation correctly
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