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In order to balance the chemical equation below, the coefficient at B should be

In Order To Balance The Chemical Equation Below The Coefficient At B Should Be class=

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Answer: A is 6 and B is 6

Explanation: From the formula of glucose we can see that the number of hydrogen and Oxygen isn't balance. In order to balance we add 6 before water. Thus we have 12 hydrogen ,18 oxygen and 6 C on the RHS.

The number of oxygen is not balanced on the LHS thus we add 6 before O2 , making the oxygen to amount to 16.

You can only find the value of B when you balance the left hand side also. Trying to find B by just sticking to the LHS will lead to a wrong value. So it is preferable to try balancing the whole equation.

Hope my answer doesn't confuse you.

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