4NH3 + O2------->2N2 + 6H2O is this a balanced equation?

Question

I started with NH3 + O2 -------->N2 + H2O and got the above but am not sure if it is correct

Answer 1

Everything is balanced but your oxygen:

4NH3 + 3O2 --> 2N2 + 6H2O

Answer 2

No. You have 2 O on the left and 6 on the right. Try changing the O2 to 3O2.

You were close....

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I dont think you have enough NH3. On the left hand side you have 4NH3, so doesnt that mean in totol you have 12 H?

Oh I see now, you have 6H2 which makes 12!!! Its hard to tell without being able to make the numbers little. Erm do you have enough 0 on the right hand side? It depends if it is 6H2 then O or 6H then 2O. Does that make sense? Which ever way Id otn think there is enough

Answer 5

no you need to put a 3 in front of O2 to ballance it

Answer 6

NO IT IS NOT A CORRECT EQUATION
the correct equation is

4NH3+ 5 O2 -------------> 4NO+6 H2O

THIS PROCESS IS CALLED AS OSTWALDS PROCESS.

Answer 7

no it is not...the oxygen number in your eqn isn't balanced...the correct eqn may be 4NH3+3O2--->2N2+6H2O

Answer 8

wrong
maybe ammonium hydroxide will form

Answer 9

Nope (check your O's).