Good question. Actually ethene is an IUPAC name and ethylene is a common name . It was used by scientists earlier but now they have switched to eth...

Depends on the formulas but if you had Fe(NO3)3+H2O that won't work u have to break it down element by element and remember their charges

When balancing chemical equations, it is not necassary to perform operation on the whole equation like you would do in certain math fields e.g. Mat...

That is because trioxidane (H₂O₃) is exceedingly unstable and reactive, especially in the presence of water. Even if trioxidane were formed, it wou...

It's helpful to understand why H₃PO₄ has this formula. This is because it is made up of H⁺ and the phosphate polyatomic ion PO₄³⁻. In order to bala...

Isn't it actually ethene because of the double bond? Ethane would only have a single bond. Either way, some of the other commenters are correct; th...

When you react hydrogen gas (H2) and oxygen gas (O2) together you produce water, H2O We can turn this into an equation: H2 + O2 -> H2O But this equ...

You can actually balance them in any order. Choose the order which does not confuse you. Hope this helps :)

There is always a solution if the reaction is correctly written out in the form of its elements. They don't need to be whole numbers: the key is to...

Both things are the same. 2 oxygens means that there are 2 oxygen molecules, while 2 O2s means the same. The difference is how Sal said it. the O2...