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Good morning everyone! I'm hoping you're doing good today. Now, we are going to balance chemical formula

Did you know that this steel on the table contain special alloys? Wherein, it is made up of Magnesium nitride

STEP 1: Convert into word equation

Magnesium + Nitrogen →Magnesium Nitride

Since Magnesium reacts with Nitrogen gas to produce Magnesium NItride, we turn it into a word equation

STEP 2: Convert the word equation into chemical equation

Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

The next thing we need to do is convert it into a chemical equation. Always remember to include their symbols and determine whether the element is diatomic or not

STEP 3: Balance the chemical equation by adding the coefficient after the chemical symbol or formula

3Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

Lastly, balance the chemical equation. Remember class, the reactant side should always be the same as the product side to make the equation balanced.

A tip for you class, you may check the board if you want to know whether the equation is balanced.

Reactant Element Product

1 Mg 3

2 N 2


1 (3) = 3 Mg 3

2 N 2

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Good morning everyone! I'm hoping you're doing good today. Now, we are going to balance chemical formula

Did you know that this steel on the table contain special alloys? Wherein, it is made up of Magnesium nitride

STEP 1: Convert into word equation

Magnesium + Nitrogen →Magnesium Nitride

Since Magnesium reacts with Nitrogen gas to produce Magnesium NItride, we turn it into a word equation

STEP 2: Convert the word equation into chemical equation

Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

The next thing we need to do is convert it into a chemical equation. Always remember to include their symbols and determine whether the element is diatomic or not

STEP 3: Balance the chemical equation by adding the coefficient after the chemical symbol or formula

3Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

Lastly, balance the chemical equation. Remember class, the reactant side should always be the same as the product side to make the equation balanced.

A tip for you class, you may check the board if you want to know whether the equation is balanced.

Reactant Element Product

1 Mg 3

2 N 2


1 (3) = 3 Mg 3

2 N 2

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Good morning everyone! I'm hoping you're doing good today. Now, we are going to balance chemical formula

Did you know that this steel on the table contain special alloys? Wherein, it is made up of Magnesium nitride

STEP 1: Convert into word equation

Magnesium + Nitrogen →Magnesium Nitride

Since Magnesium reacts with Nitrogen gas to produce Magnesium NItride, we turn it into a word equation

STEP 2: Convert the word equation into chemical equation

Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

The next thing we need to do is convert it into a chemical equation. Always remember to include their symbols and determine whether the element is diatomic or not

STEP 3: Balance the chemical equation by adding the coefficient after the chemical symbol or formula

3Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

Lastly, balance the chemical equation. Remember class, the reactant side should always be the same as the product side to make the equation balanced.

A tip for you class, you may check the board if you want to know whether the equation is balanced.

Reactant Element Product

1 Mg 3

2 N 2


1 (3) = 3 Mg 3

2 N 2

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Good morning everyone! I'm hoping you're doing good today. Now, we are going to balance chemical formula

Did you know that this steel on the table contain special alloys? Wherein, it is made up of Magnesium nitride

STEP 1: Convert into word equation

Magnesium + Nitrogen →Magnesium Nitride

Since Magnesium reacts with Nitrogen gas to produce Magnesium NItride, we turn it into a word equation

STEP 2: Convert the word equation into chemical equation

Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

The next thing we need to do is convert it into a chemical equation. Always remember to include their symbols and determine whether the element is diatomic or not

STEP 3: Balance the chemical equation by adding the coefficient after the chemical symbol or formula

3Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

Lastly, balance the chemical equation. Remember class, the reactant side should always be the same as the product side to make the equation balanced.

A tip for you class, you may check the board if you want to know whether the equation is balanced.

Reactant Element Product

1 Mg 3

2 N 2


1 (3) = 3 Mg 3

2 N 2

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Good morning everyone! I'm hoping you're doing good today. Now, we are going to balance chemical formula

Did you know that this steel on the table contain special alloys? Wherein, it is made up of Magnesium nitride

STEP 1: Convert into word equation

Magnesium + Nitrogen →Magnesium Nitride

Since Magnesium reacts with Nitrogen gas to produce Magnesium NItride, we turn it into a word equation

STEP 2: Convert the word equation into chemical equation

Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

The next thing we need to do is convert it into a chemical equation. Always remember to include their symbols and determine whether the element is diatomic or not

STEP 3: Balance the chemical equation by adding the coefficient after the chemical symbol or formula

3Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

Lastly, balance the chemical equation. Remember class, the reactant side should always be the same as the product side to make the equation balanced.

A tip for you class, you may check the board if you want to know whether the equation is balanced.

Reactant Element Product

1 Mg 3

2 N 2


1 (3) = 3 Mg 3

2 N 2

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Good morning everyone! I'm hoping you're doing good today. Now, we are going to balance chemical formula

Did you know that this steel on the table contain special alloys? Wherein, it is made up of Magnesium nitride

STEP 1: Convert into word equation

Magnesium + Nitrogen →Magnesium Nitride

Since Magnesium reacts with Nitrogen gas to produce Magnesium NItride, we turn it into a word equation

STEP 2: Convert the word equation into chemical equation

Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

The next thing we need to do is convert it into a chemical equation. Always remember to include their symbols and determine whether the element is diatomic or not

STEP 3: Balance the chemical equation by adding the coefficient after the chemical symbol or formula

3Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

Lastly, balance the chemical equation. Remember class, the reactant side should always be the same as the product side to make the equation balanced.

A tip for you class, you may check the board if you want to know whether the equation is balanced.

Reactant Element Product

1 Mg 3

2 N 2


1 (3) = 3 Mg 3

2 N 2

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Good morning everyone! I'm hoping you're doing good today. Now, we are going to balance chemical formula

Did you know that this steel on the table contain special alloys? Wherein, it is made up of Magnesium nitride

STEP 1: Convert into word equation

Magnesium + Nitrogen →Magnesium Nitride

Since Magnesium reacts with Nitrogen gas to produce Magnesium NItride, we turn it into a word equation

STEP 2: Convert the word equation into chemical equation

Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

The next thing we need to do is convert it into a chemical equation. Always remember to include their symbols and determine whether the element is diatomic or not

STEP 3: Balance the chemical equation by adding the coefficient after the chemical symbol or formula

3Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

Lastly, balance the chemical equation. Remember class, the reactant side should always be the same as the product side to make the equation balanced.

A tip for you class, you may check the board if you want to know whether the equation is balanced.

Reactant Element Product

1 Mg 3

2 N 2


1 (3) = 3 Mg 3

2 N 2

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Good morning everyone! I'm hoping you're doing good today. Now, we are going to balance chemical formula

Did you know that this steel on the table contain special alloys? Wherein, it is made up of Magnesium nitride

STEP 1: Convert into word equation

Magnesium + Nitrogen →Magnesium Nitride

Since Magnesium reacts with Nitrogen gas to produce Magnesium NItride, we turn it into a word equation

STEP 2: Convert the word equation into chemical equation

Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

The next thing we need to do is convert it into a chemical equation. Always remember to include their symbols and determine whether the element is diatomic or not

STEP 3: Balance the chemical equation by adding the coefficient after the chemical symbol or formula

3Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2

Lastly, balance the chemical equation. Remember class, the reactant side should always be the same as the product side to make the equation balanced.

A tip for you class, you may check the board if you want to know whether the equation is balanced.

Reactant Element Product

1 Mg 3

2 N 2


1 (3) = 3 Mg 3

2 N 2

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  • Good morning everyone! I'm hoping you're doing good today. Now, we are going to balance chemical formula
  • Did you know that this steel on the table contain special alloys? Wherein, it is made up of Magnesium nitride
  • STEP 1: Convert into word equationMagnesium + Nitrogen →Magnesium Nitride
  • Since Magnesium reacts with Nitrogen gas to produce Magnesium NItride, we turn it into a word equation
  • STEP 2: Convert the word equation into chemical equationMg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2
  • The next thing we need to do is convert it into a chemical equation. Always remember to include their symbols and determine whether the element is diatomic or not
  • STEP 3: Balance the chemical equation by adding the coefficient after the chemical symbol or formula3Mg(s) + N2(g) → Mg3N2
  • Lastly, balance the chemical equation. Remember class, the reactant side should always be the same as the product side to make the equation balanced.
  • Reactant Element Product 1 Mg 3 2 N 2 1 (3) = 3 Mg 3 2 N 2
  • A tip for you class, you may check the board if you want to know whether the equation is balanced.
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