Stoichiometry (Mol Ratio Conversions) - Conversions Using Balanced Equations - Chemistry Tutorial

This chemistry tutorial covers how to convert from an amount of one reactant or product to another using a balanced chemical equation. Several example problems are worked demonstrating how to calculate the amount of product that can obtained from a given amount of reactant, or how much of a reactant is required to produce a given amount of product.
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[@ajmala1]

Uhm, No, It's balanced . 4 N in the reactants and product as well . Likewise, 10 O on Either sides .
2N2O5 ---> 4NO2 + O2
4-N-4
10-O-10

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shouldn't it have been 5O2 though? Because as I started to watch, I saw that shit aint balanced right. Correct me if I'm wrong though. . .

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