Nitric and sodium hydroxide = sodium nitrate plus water what is the balanced equation?
The balanced equation is
First, get each part into "chemistry form".
Now, write out the chemical formula but leave blanks for any numbers we might have to write:
Now, count the number of each atom on each side to see if we have to change anything.
#color(white){color(black)( ("Element", "Amount on left side", "Amount on right side"), ("H",2,2), ("N",1,1), ("O",4,4), ("Na",1,1)):}#
Since the elements on the left side are in the same amounts as the elements on the right side, the equation is already balanced, so we don't need to add any numbers. This means that the final equation is:
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