i\'m having trouble to firgue out these type ofequations..N2+H2=>NH3 NH4OH+H3PO4

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i'm having trouble to firgue out these type ofequations..N2+H2=>NH3 NH4OH+H3PO4=>(NH4)3PO4+H2O....IF ANYONE COULD THAT WOULD BEGREAT i'm having trouble to firgue out these type ofequations..N2+H2=>NH3 NH4OH+H3PO4=>(NH4)3PO4+H2O....IF ANYONE COULD THAT WOULD BEGREAT

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Start by adding up how the atoms on each side of the equation. Ex. In N2 + H2 -> NH3 there are 2 N and 2 H on the left side and 1 N and 3 H on the otherside. Then add coefficients to any of the molecule groups until theamounts of each element are even on the right and left sides of theequation. In this equation, you add coefficients before the H2 andNH3. N2 + 3H2 -> 2NH3 Hint for the 2nd equation: work from the big molecules tothe smaller, less complex ones. NH4OH + H3PO4 ->(NH4)3PO4 + H2O Left side: 1 N, 8 H, 5 O, 1 P Right side: 3 N, 14 H, 5 O, 1 P If you add coefficients to NH4OH and H2O, youget the balanced equation below: 3NH4OH + H3PO4 ->(NH4)3PO4 + 3H2O I hope that helped. Good luck!

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