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Chemical equations are balanced to indicate the number of atoms of each element in the molecule.
Balance elements for any compound present on only one side of the equation in turn, often involving complex molecules or polyatomic ions.
It is advisable to balance metal atoms first since normally they exist in just one compound on both sides of the equation.
After balancing the metal atoms, one should then balance non-metal atoms; oxygen and hydrogen tend to be balanced last.
Feel free to use fractions when balancing an equation, especially if you are dealing with more complex molecules. However, remember to multiply through by whatever factor necessary so as to eliminate fractions from the entire equation.
The total mass of reactants must equal that of products, hence make sure that there is an equal number of atoms for every element on both sides.
Double-check your work for errors because this is a common mistake which includes forgetting coefficients, miscounting atoms and incorrectly balancing polyatomic ions.
Any skill needs practice and it gets better with time and frequency as well as working on different variety equations towards enhancing your proficiency skills regularly.
If a compound appears on both sides of the equation, break it down into its constituent elements and balance each element individually.
Whether it’s starting with the most complex compound or balancing elements in a specific order develop a systematic approach that works for you
Balancing chemical equations may sometimes prove challenging especially during complex reactions thus be patient with yourself allowing enough time to ensure accuracy
Sometimes we are forced to use trial and error in order to get the correct coefficients. Start with the elements that occur in the least number of compounds and adjust the coefficients as necessary.
Get familiar with periodic table so as to understand properties and valences of elements, which can be helpful when balancing equations.
Consistently applying these strategies and doing exercises on regular basis will enable you acquire a good skill of easily balancing chemical equations.