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Chemistry 604: Word Equations and Balancing

Students learn how to write and balance equations originally stated in words.

01/06/2002 | Rating NR

Chemistry & Physics

Chemistry 604: Word Equations and Balancing

Season 1 Episode 604 | 29m 47s

Students learn how to write and balance equations originally stated in words.

Word Equations and Balancing: The law of conservation of mass is used to provide standard rules for writing and balancing equations. Students learn how to write and balance equations originally stated in words.

01/06/2002 | Rating NR

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Chemistry & Physics

Chemistry 604: Word Equations and Balancing

Season 1 Episode 604 | 29m 47s

Word Equations and Balancing: The law of conservation of mass is used to provide standard rules for writing and balancing equations. Students learn how to write and balance equations originally stated in words.

01/06/2002 | Rating NR

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