Count atoms in chemical reactions using models

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This lesson covers Count atoms in chemical reactions using models. Understanding this topic builds your mathematical foundation and connects to other ideas in the course.

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Work through the definitions, examples, and procedures. Pay attention to when and how to apply the main concept. Practice with the exercise below to reinforce your understanding.

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Practice: Count atoms in chemical reactions using models.

1. Work through one example from the concept section. 2. Try a similar problem with different numbers or a slight variation. 3. Explain in one sentence how you knew what to do.

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Balance the Equation

Edit the coefficients (numbers in front of each formula) so the number of atoms of each element is the same on both sides.

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Left (atoms)

H: 2
O: 2

Right (atoms)

H: 2
O: 1

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