Barium chlorate (ba (clo3) 2) breaks down to form barium chloride and oxygen. what is the balanced equation for this reaction? when counting atoms in parentheses, multiply all subscripts by the number outside the parentheses to get the number of atoms. bacl3 (s) o2 (

g. → bacl (s) cl2 (

g. o2 (

g. 2baocl3 (s) → 2bacl (s) cl2 (

g. o2 (

g. ba (clo3) 2 (s) → bacl2 (s) o2 (

g. ba (clo3) 2 (s) → bacl2 (s) 3o2 (

g. 2ba (clo3) 2 (s) → bacl (s) 6o2 (

g. ba (clo) 2 (s) → bacl2 (s) o2 (

g.

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Kasey Holder

Physics

29 January, 00:40

Barium chlorate (ba (clo3) 2) breaks down to form barium chloride and oxygen. what is the balanced equation for this reaction? when counting atoms in parentheses, multiply all subscripts by the number outside the parentheses to get the number of atoms. bacl3 (s) o2 (

g. → bacl (s) cl2 (

g. o2 (

g. 2baocl3 (s) → 2bacl (s) cl2 (

g. o2 (

g. ba (clo3) 2 (s) → bacl2 (s) o2 (

g. ba (clo3) 2 (s) → bacl2 (s) 3o2 (

g. 2ba (clo3) 2 (s) → bacl (s) 6o2 (

g. ba (clo) 2 (s) → bacl2 (s) o2 (

g.

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Madilyn Pratt · Answer 1

I think the correct answer should be B a (ClO3) 2 = BaCl2 + 3O2. In balancing chemical reactions, it important that the number of atoms of each element in each side of the reaction should be the same. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.