After balancing the equation, what would be the coefficient for water?

NH3+O2=__NO+H2O

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Piper Castro

13 June, 19:17

After balancing the equation, what would be the coefficient for water?

NH3+O2=__NO+H2O

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Sandy · Answer 1

The coefficient with water is 6.

Explanation:

Chemical equation:

NH₃ + O₂ → NO + H₂O

Balanced chemical equation:

4NH₃ + 5O₂ → 4NO + 6H₂O

When ammonia and oxygen react nitric oxide and water produced.

Nitric oxide is gas and decompose in air.

The coefficient with water is 6 and equation is correctly balanced.

There are four nitrogen atoms, twelve hydrogen atoms and ten oxygen atoms on both side of equation.

Coefficients with reactant and product:

NH₃ 4

O₂ 5

NO 4

H₂O 6

After balancing the equation, what would be the coefficient for water?__NH3+__O2=__NO+H2O

After balancing the equation, what would be the coefficient for water?

NH3+O2=__NO+H2O