Ch19 (Glencoe) - Balancing Chemical Equations Flashcards
How many carbon atoms are represented below?
CH4
1
This is a molecule of methane. The carbon atom is the black atom in the center. The other 4 atoms are hydrogen atoms.
CH4
How many oxygen atoms are represented below?
2O2
4
(Count the 4 red atoms in the two oxygen molecules)
How many carbon atoms are represented below?
CO2
1
CO2 is called carbon dioxide. It has one carbon atom.
(Carbon is the black atom in the middle)
How many water molecules are represented below?
2H2O
2
“2H2O” means 2 water molecules
How many atoms, total, are represented below?
CH4 + 2O2
9
(There are 9 atoms total. Count ‘em)
How would you represent the molecule below in a chemical equation?
CH4
How would you represent what is below in a chemical equation?
“Two Molecules of Oxygen”
2O2
Look at the chemical equation below. How many molecules of methane (CH4) are shown?
CH4 + 2O2 → CO2 + 2H2O
1
How would you represent what is below in a chemical equation?
“Two molecules of water”
2H2O
How would you represent what is below in a chemical equation?
CO2
How would you represent what is below in a chemical equation?
CO2 + 2H2O
How would you represent what is below in a chemical equation?
CH4 + 202
What is the chemical formula for this compound?
Fe2O3
What is the chemical formula for this?
3Fe2O3
(3 molecules of Iron Oxide)
What is the chemical formula for this?
4Na
(Four individual atoms of Sodium)