Help with balancing equations?

I guess you mean : Li + H2O = LiOH + H2

If so, we add a H2O first because we're missing a H anyway on the left part :

Li + 2(H2O) = LiOH + H2

1Li, 4H, 2O = 1Li, 3H, 1O

Now, by adding a LiOH, we have the O and H balanced at once and we just have to add a Li on the other side to get the whole thing good :

2(Li) + 2(H2O) = 2(LiOH) + H2

2Li, 4H, 2O = 2Li, 4H, 2O

At a guess: TiO2 + 2C + 2Cl2 --> TiCl4 + 2CO C is a solid, Cl2 a gas (I think) and CO is definately a gas. No clue about the other two. Why not look it up? You must have data tables or something.

2 Li + 2 H(2)O > H(2) + 2 LiOH

Edit: lol I was thinking whoop I got it, and then realised like 20 people got it while I was thinking :p

lithium hydroxide would not exist as the molecule in water but as lithium ion and hydroxide ion

but it can be balanced as is....

2Li + 2H2O → H2 + 2LiOH

Li(2) + (2) H2O yields H2 + (2)LiOH

2Li + 2H(2)0--> H(2) +2LiOH

You can't be serious.

This is trivial.

2Li + 2H2O → 2LiOH + H2

2LI + 2H(2)O --> H(2) + 2LiOH

balanced :)

2Li + 2H(2)O --> H(2) + 2LiOH

2Li + 2H(2)O --> H(2) + 2LiOH