In the heat of formation equation for Na2CO3, what would be the coefficient for oxygen gas?
Remember fractional coefficients are possible when balancing equations for the purpose of determining heat of formation.
Ans :
The heat of formation equation for Na2CO3 represents one mol of product formed by reactants in their standard states.
So here the equation is given as :
2Na + C + 3/2 O2 = Na2CO3
The coefficient for oxygen gas is 3/2.
In the heat of formation equation for Na2CO3, what would be the coefficient for oxygen gas?...
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