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Balancing Equations Worksheet

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37 questions
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Given the following equation: ____N2O4 → _____NO2. How many atoms of nitrogen on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____N2O4 → _____NO2. How many atoms of oxygen on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____N2O4 → _____NO2. How many atoms of oxygen on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____N2O4 → _____NO2. How many atoms of nitrogen on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____N2O4 → _____NO2. Balance the equation(type your answer in as 5, 6 separate the coefficients with commas).

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Given the following equation: ____Ca + ___N2 → ___Ca3N2. How many atoms of nitrogen on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____Ca + ___N2 → ___Ca3N2. How many atoms of calcium on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____Ca + ___N2 → ___Ca3N2. How many atoms of calcium on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____Ca + ___N2 → ___Ca3N2. How many atoms of nitrogen on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____Ca + ___N2 → ___Ca3N2. Balance the equation(type your answer in as 5, 6, 3 separate the coefficients with commas).

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Given the following equation: ____HBr→ ____H2 + ____Br2. How many atoms of hydrogen on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____HBr→ ____H2 + ____Br2. How many atoms of bromine on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____HBr→ ____H2 + ____Br2. How many atoms of bromine on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____HBr→ ____H2 + ____Br2. How many atoms of hydrogen on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____HBr→ ____H2 + ____Br2. Balance the equation(type your answer in as 5, 6, 3 separate the coefficients with commas).

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Given the following equation: ____K + ____S → ____K2S. How many atoms of potassium on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____K + ____S → ____K2S. How many atoms of sulfur on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____K + ____S → ____K2S. How many atoms of sulfur on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____K + ____S → ____K2S. How many atoms of potassium on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____K + ____S → ____K2S. Balance the equation(type your answer in as 5, 6, 3 separate the coefficients with commas).

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Given the following equation: ____C + ____O2 → ____CO. How many atoms of carbon on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____C + ____O2 → ____CO. How many atoms of oxygen on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____C + ____O2 → ____CO. How many atoms of oxygen on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____C + ____O2 → ____CO. How many atoms of carbon on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____C + ____O2 → ____CO. Balance the equation(type your answer in as 5, 6, 3 separate the coefficients with commas).

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Given the following equation: ____CO + ____O2 → ____CO2. How many atoms of carbon on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____CO + ____O2 → ____CO2. How many atoms of oxygen on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____CO + ____O2 → ____CO2. How many atoms of oxygen on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____CO + ____O2 → ____CO2. How many atoms of carbon on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____CO + ____O2 → ____CO2. Balance the equation(type your answer in as 5, 6, 3 separate the coefficients with commas).

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Given the following equation: ____PbO + ____C → ____Pb + ____CO2. How many atoms of carbon on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____PbO + ____C → ____Pb + ____CO2. How many atoms of lead on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____PbO + ____C → ____Pb + ____CO2. How many atoms of oxygen on the reactants side?

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Given the following equation: ____PbO + ____C → ____Pb + ____CO2. How many atoms of oxygen on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____PbO + ____C → ____Pb + ____CO2. How many atoms of carbon on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____PbO + ____C → ____Pb + ____CO2. How many atoms of lead on the products side?

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Given the following equation: ____PbO + ____C → ____Pb + ____CO2. Balance the equation(type your answer in as 5, 6, 3, 8 separate the coefficients with commas).