Would the combination of all five of these chemical equations result in this che

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Would the combination of all five of these chemical equations result in this chemical equation( is this correct?) if we were to combine all chemical terms into a single term with a larger coefficient and canceling out any identical terms?



1. Rewrite Reactions (4-1), (4-2), (4-3), (4-4) and (4-5). Add the five reactions to form an overall chemical equation. After you have added the reactions, be certain to combine any chemical terms that are identical into a single term with a larger coefficient. Also notice that the hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide on the left of the added equation can be assumed to react together to yield NaCI and water. "Cancel", i.e., subtract identical terms from both sides of the equation. (4-1) CUCOgs), 2nQ(aq) CuC12(aq)thAI)+(02 (g) 2. Use the overall reaction obtained from step 1 of the Prelaboratory Assignment to calculate the theoretical yield of copper (grams) formed from the reaction of 0.518 g CuCO,(s). Show the calculations.

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