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    The document provides 4 chemical reactions and asks to write balanced chemical equations for each: 1) Iodine crystals + chlorine gas react to produce iodine trichloride crystals, 2) Iron (III) oxide + carbon monoxide gas produce carbon dioxide gas + iron, 3) Dissolved barium chloride + dissolved potassium sulfate react to produce barium sulfate crystals + aqueous potassium chloride, 4) Powdered sucrose burns in oxygen to produce carbon dioxide gas, water vapor, and heat.

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    The document provides 4 chemical reactions and asks to write balanced chemical equations for each: 1) Iodine crystals + chlorine gas react to produce iodine trichloride crystals, 2) Iron (III) oxide + carbon monoxide gas produce carbon dioxide gas + iron, 3) Dissolved barium chloride + dissolved potassium sulfate react to produce barium sulfate crystals + aqueous potassium chloride, 4) Powdered sucrose burns in oxygen to produce carbon dioxide gas, water vapor, and heat.

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    Friday 4th November 2022

    4J Chemistry
    Write balanced chemical equations for the following chemical reactions:
    1. Iodine crystals react with chlorine gas to produce iodine trichloride crystals.

    2. Solid Iron (III) oxide and carbon monoxide gas produce carbon dioxide gas and
    iron. Hint: Take the charge of iron here as Fe3+

    3. When dissolved barium chloride reacts with dissolved potassium sulfate, barium
    sulfate crystals and aqueous potassium chloride are made.

    4. When powdered sucrose (C12H22O11) burns in oxygen, carbon dioxide gas, water
    vapour and heat are produced.

    Practice H/W: Balancing

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