For the skeletal chemical equation lac2(g) + h2o(ℓ) → la(oh)3(s) + c2h2(g) + h2(g) what is the coefficient of c2h2 in the balanced equation?

The answer to your question is 2

Explanation:

1.- Write the equation a check if it is balanced or not

                           LaC₂  +  H₂O  ⇒    La(OH)₃  +   C₂H₂  +  H₂

                                     1     -    La   -   1

                                     2    -     C   -    2

                                     2   -      H   -    7

                                     1    -      O   -    3

2.- The reaction is not balanced so lets do it

                           LaC₂  +  3H₂O  ⇒    La(OH)₃  +   C₂H₂  +  H₂

                                     1     -    La   -   1

                                     2    -     C   -    2

                                     6   -      H   -    7

                                    3    -      O   -    3

                           LaC₂  +  3H₂O  ⇒    La(OH)₃  +   C₂H₂  +  1/2H₂

                                     1     -    La   -   1

                                     2    -     C   -    2

                                     6   -      H   -    6

                                    3    -      O   -    3

                           2LaC₂  +  6H₂O  ⇒    2La(OH)₃  +   2C₂H₂  +  1H₂

                                     2     -    La   -   2

                                     4    -     C   -    4

                                     12   -      H   -    12

                                    6    -      O   -    6

answer: option (b) is the correct answer.

explanation:

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