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how do chemistry equations symbol balancing?
NH4Cl + FeSO4F + BaCO3 ---> H3O + FeCO3F + Fe(No3)3 + BaCl2 + BaS
I found this impossible to solve can someone show me how or tell me whether this is actually possible because I have got no ideas as to the solving of this equation I'm simply stumped. I wont show my previous attempts so that you guys can have a clean start.
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- Roger the MoleLv 75 months agoFavorite Answer
As it stands it cannot be balanced.
The first trouble is that there are no such things as FeSO4F, FeCO3F , Fe(No3)3, or H3O. (Which puts the element No on the right, but there is no No on the left.)
But even when you correct those to FeSO4, FeCO3 , Fe(NO3)3, and H2O it still cannot be balanced. It doesn't even look like a real chemical equation -- there are too many species on each side.
