Balancing Chemical Equations | Law of Conservation of Mass | Chemistry 101

This is a basic introduction to balancing chemical equations. I go over the Law of Conservation of Mass, and why we balance equations. I show you two step-by-step examples of how to balance basic chemical equations.

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[carolosborn]

I’m playing catch-up as I Stay In Place and doing all your lessons from the beginning. The number in parentheses is the subscript. The balanced equation for this chemical reaction is: 2H(2) + O(2) = 2H(2)O.

[haniyaaaaa]

it is easy to understand! thank you very much!

[jasonfigueroa]

thank you = )

really need it for my flvs class

[devmody]

hello from india i have a test and this helped to study

[edkrueger]

We are doing h2o through an electrolyzer to get hydrogen to run fuel cell buses

[barbrabaker]

Hello from Fishtown! Imma gonna learn chemistry (after 20 years in pharma).

[Emma-uegr]

I don’t get how you find the coefficients like how do you know what number to put

[darsishankar]

Please increase voice volume I can't hear if I am listening it by using earphones als

[raheelraheem]

Reactants of H2 is 4 and O is 2 and product of H2 is 4 and O is 2 so plz check my answer