Complete and balance (by electronic balance method) the reactions. Seminar 7B, Al, TI, In, Ga, Sc, Y, Fe, Co, Ni, group I, group IINo1 Complete and balance (by electronic balance method) the reactions.B+ HNO3 (conc) > ...Fe2O3 + C. ...Co + HCI → ..Fe + H2SO4 conc > ...(T)Co(OH)2 + Br2 + KOH .Ве(ОН)2 + NaОН>..KH + H20 - ...GaN + H20 →..a)(T)h)i)j)k)I)m)n)b)Al(OH)3+ HCI →..Li + N2 →c)CaC2 + H20 →..d)TICI3 >. (T)e)CsH + H20 →..f)g)Y(OH)3 + H2SO4 →. No4 Balance the reactions (by electronic balance method).a)NazB407 + H2SO4(sol) + H20 >Be(OH)2 + HNO3 ..b)Ba3N2 + H2O →c)Sc(OH)3 + NaOH (c) →..d)La(OH)3 + 3NAOH (e) >e)Ni3S2 + O2>..f)Fe + HNO3 > ..(Troom)g)h)i)j)k)I)m)n)BeF2 + Mg > .In + NaOH(c) + H2O → ...SrC2 + H20 →Fe(OH)3 + HI → .BeCl2 + LiH → ............Sr + H2 > ..Al(OH)3+ NaOH →..

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B, Al, TI, In, Ga, Sc, Y, Fe, Co, Ni, group I, group II No1 Complete and balance (by electronic balance method) the reactions. B+ HNO3 (conc) > ... (T) Fe2O3 + C. → . Co + HCI → .. Fe + H2SO4 conc >..(T) Co(OH)2 + Br2 + KOH >. a) b) h) i) j) k) Al(OH)3+ HCI →. Li + N2 → c) CaC2 + H20 →. d) ...

B, Al, TI, In, Ga, Sc, Y, Fe, Co, Ni, group I, group II No1 Complete and balance (by electronic balance method) the reactions. B+ HNO3 (conc) > ... (T) Fe2O3 + C. → . Co + HCI → .. Fe + H2SO4 conc >..(T) Co(OH)2 + Br2 + KOH >. a) b) h) i) j) k) Al(OH)3+ HCI →. Li + N2 → c) CaC2 + H20 →. d) ...

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