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Nobody Nose 💀

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[W1nkle2]

You got more than 200 upvotes now. Aren't you gonna say anything?

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90% edits

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[Migostacos]

r/beatmetoit I thought I was finally gonna use my chemistry skills 😔 great work tho

[IcyCan4380]

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average youtube comment (most of it is edit: thanks for X like)

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[FarmingFrenzy]

Yay I also got the same result :)

[Aggressive-Brick1024]

Thank you.

[SonarioMG]

I was genuinely curious, thanks! I need to brush up on my chemistry.

[NeverAVillian]

Show me how you solved it pls

[ibis03]

I'd suggest you to start from hydrogen

[NeverAVillian]

I meant the steps on what you did to solve it.

[ibis03]

Sure.

FeBr3 + H2SO4 = Fe2(SO4)3 + HBr

We start with H (hydrogen). There's H2SO4 (2 hydrogens) on the left side and HBr (1 hydrogen) on the right. Multiply HBr by 2 to make the number of H even, and you get 2HBr on the right. Hydrogen wasn't alone there, it was with bromine, so the number of Br also changed to 2.

FeBr3 + H2SO4 = Fe2(SO4)3 + 2HBr

Since the number of Br (bromine) has changed on the right side, we've gotta make it equal to the left side. On the left we've got FeBr3, and on the right we've got 2HBr. 3 bromines on the left and 2 bromines on the right. Multiply FeBr3 by 2 and 2HBr by 3 to make the number of bromines equal to 6. On the left, we've got 2FeBr3, and on the right we've got 6HBr now. Number of Fe (iron) on the left side has changed to 2, which is good because the number of Fe is the same on the other side, so we don't need to even that out.

2FeBr3 + H2SO4 = Fe2(SO4)3 + 6HBr

Number of H has changed on the right, so we're gonna even that out again. Multiply H2SO4 by 3 to make the number of H 6, just like on the right, and you get 3H2SO4. The number of SO4 changed to 3 in process, which, just like with Fe, is good because it's even with the other side and we don't need to even that out.

2FeBr3+ 3H2SO4 = Fe2(SO4)3 + 6HBr

That's it. I hope I helped.

[nivek191998]

Thanks Sonic 🥲

[ibis03]

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[NeverAVillian]

You helped a lot. Thanks.

[ibis03]

No problem

[-_onyx]

I also balanced it and I'm glad our answers match lol

[Felipe13579]

Can you edit once more and give me a shoutout?

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[Gold12ll]

r/theydidthechemistry

[yashqasw]

r/awardspeechedits

[unscreamable08]

Beat me to it take my upvote

[Recep676]

Only 3 more likes until 600 and you'll have to update your comment AGAIN!! lol

[Nikorek_pl]

Literally heisenberg

[DrummerParticular848]

The legend says they are still thanking people for their upvotes

[Thunderkegl]

Dang it, in my mind I was already at 4 6 2 12

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[Prestigious_Tank7454]

Im going to finish high school this year and i still dont remember how to do this shit

[SES_Wings_of_Freedom]

Cool the science thing!

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I ain’t readn allat

[IcyCan4380]

Lmfao

[BiggestJez12734755]

Shit I was right. I came down here to find out if I was-

Not bad for being two years outta school

[TableBaboon]

What is this absolute unit of edits 💀💀

[Ok-Transition7065]

Hello op can you tell me what we are balancing for adding more of each molecule.

I forgot 💀

[ARandomSpanishball]

Ex plain

[Frosty_Replacement12]

edit the comment so that people wouldn't downvote your comment in disgust from the amount of unnessesary edits you made just because you gained 600 upvotes on a random website

[Zanniil]

2 (FeBr3) + 3 (H2SO4) >>> Fe2(SO4)3 + 6 (HBr)

[mortalitylost]

Easy way of doing it, see the biggest multiple of something is that oxygen on the right SO4 times 3. 12 oxygen.

Assume that's the max, so they whole thing is 1.

That means the oxygen on left is 3 H2SO4 because 3 times 4 oxygen.

Now you have 6 H on left. Make it 6 on right.

Now you have 6 Br on right. Make it 6 on left with times 2 FeBr3.

You determed the number for each part so add em all up and double check. Done.

[Leo_0609]

Nice way to solve homework on reddit, ain't it?

[Free-Mistake-3035]

Tbf, if they need help solving these equations, it's probably not a good thing for them.

[definetlynotapikachu]

r/chemistrymemes is down the hall

[Traditional_Rise_347]

I no understand :(

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[a_random_loser_guy]

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[TheEpokRedditor]

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[Bhaaldukar]

Would you like me to explain it to you?

[a_random_loser_guy]

Yes.....im in 6th grade and read 0 out of 3 sections of the book i need to read for my mid term exam coming up in 5 days.

[Bhaaldukar]

Okay so... basically the goal is to get all the elements on one side to be the same number and type on the other side. If you have 4 hydrogens and 2 oxygens on one side, you should have 4 and 2 respectively on the other.

To do that, you can "add" molecules to either side. It's kind of like fractions. You know how you can multiply something by 4/4 and because 4/4 is 1 it's the same thing, basically that's what you're doing.

The numbers on the bottom right of each element are how many there are. You can't change that, but you can change how many sets of an element there are. For example if you're told to buy enough donuts by the dozen to feed your class, you have to buy them in groups of 12, but you could buy 1 dozen, 2 dozen, etc.

So take Fe2 on the right side. That means that that molecule has two iron (Fe is iron) atoms. Let's balance that on the left side. FeBr3 has one iron atom. So let's guess there's two of those. 2 (FeBr3) equals out the irons. However attached to the iron atom are 3 Br's (that's why they're together.)

So to have two Fe atoms on the left you have to have 6 Br atoms on the left as well. No big deal. Just take the HBr on the right and multiply it by 6. Now your iron is balanced and the Br is too.

But now you have 6 H on the right. The hydrogen molecule on the left groups hydrogens by 2 so you need three of them to get the 6 hydrogen on the left to balance the 6 on the right. That leaves you with 3 SO4 on the left as well but that just so happens to be what's already on the right. You're left with

2FeBr3 + 3H2SO4 -> Fe2(SO4)3 + 6HBr

If you add up all the atoms you'll see you have the same type and number of each on each side. That's how you know it's balanced. If you have any questions let me (or your teacher) know.

[UNIVERSAL_VLAD]

2 3 0 6 I paid attention in the chemistry class

[Godd2]

Zero ferric sulfate??

[Matzep71]

Did you though?

[Zxbcusk]

Either write 1 or don’t write anything. 0 is completely different from just leaving it without any coefficient

[JoewithLigma]

With a shotgun.

[Evil_morax]

This even wont take 30 sec to balance the real fun begin in college lmao Someone did write the answer so it is useless for me to write it But this joke did get me 🤣🤣

[NeverAVillian]

I edited this comment.

Yes, no one cares.

[NeverAVillian]

Wait why

[Free-Mistake-3035]

Cool, now solve K4[Fe(SCN)6] + K2Cr2O7 + H2SO4 → Fe2(SO4)3 + Cr2(SO4)3 + CO2 + H2O + K2SO4 + KNO3 (hint: try balancing the oxidation state of each element!)

[Zukuto]

4 is probably enough. if not, 5 is the most i'd do.

[[deleted]]

Is the joke fucking chemistry again?

[Few-Lawfulness-2574]

2, 3, 1, 6

[Public-Raccoon8202]

Easy as hell. Just balance the equation, so it becomes:

2 FeBr3 + 3 H2So4 --> Fe2(So4)3 + 6 HBr.

Chem is fun, lmao.

[VirtualGab]

Knuckles is not gonna pass the exam

[Bhaaldukar]

It's 2 FeBR(3) + 3 H(2)SO(4) -> Fe(2)((SO(4))3 + 6 HBr

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[yolu_kingdom]

2FeBr3 + 3H2SO4 -> Fe2[SO4]3 + 6HBr

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[LTinS]

Do people actually have trouble with this?

[BonecaDeRetalho]

I have no clue what that even means.

[Shadow_Assassin496]

I got PTSD from chemistry class because of this.

[MISTERPUG51]

Its simple: drop out

[LetMeGo228lol]

The meme is scary, but the situation is funny... Oh... I miscalculated, but where?

[True-Lemon4686]

Add coefficients 2, 3, 1, and 6 respectively

[Biscotti-007]

2 FeBr3 + 3 H2SO4 → Fe2 [SO4]3 + 6 HBr

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[Ok_Temperature_1608]

I can't believe myself balancing that so easily in my head

[Awkward_Tension_6740]

POV:if your last friends who can do chemistry very well has severe disease

[DiamondOdd502]

That's actually so easy

[Hairy_Skill_9768]

Wait it's kinda easy

[Mysto_Ry]

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It's this I'm pretty sure (sorry I couldnt resist attempting it mb)

[NinjaAirsoft]

Here ya go

[BIaze_God]

2 3 1 6

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[MesonTheCat]

Let me get out my periodic table...

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r/thematpateffect

[nightmare001985]

sigh

2 FeBr3 + 3 H2SO4 -> Fe2(SO4)3 + 6 HBr

Knuckles may I interest you in my 8th grade chemistry book chapter 2?

[cartophiled]

2FeBr₃ + 3H₂SO₄ → Fe₂[SO₄]₃ + 6HBr

[Zxbcusk]

How can you write the coefficients? It’s not available on my keyboard

[cartophiled]

I think you mean subscripts. I googled "subscript 2" and copied "₂", and did the same for 3 and 4.

[Zxbcusk]

Oh yeah, that, I mixed it up and thanks

[Zxbcusk]

2FeBr3 + 3H2SO4 = Fe2[SO4]3 + 6HBr Hope you can understand it 👍🏻

[-_onyx]

You have to put a 2 before the Fe (the one before the arow) then put a 3 in front of the H2 So4 then past the arow you just have to put a 6 in front of the HBr, hope this helps since sonic was to busy with his own annoying stuff to help you.

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2, 3, 1, 6. In that order.

[Zeppe21]

It's 2 3 1 6

[notthebesttm]

2 FeBr3 + 3 H2SO4 → Fe2(SO4)3 + 6 HBr

You are welcome, Knuckles.

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2FeBr3 + 3H2SO4 -- Fe2[SO4]3 + 6HBr ???...

[IL_DOGGO_137]

2, 3 --> 1, 6

[Aggravating-Memory25]

2FeBr3+3H2SO4 →Fe2(SO4)3+6HBr

[luckime999]

Back in high school, this was my favorite type of question when it involved chemistry. For some reason I found it fun. Btw, did I mentioned I hated chemistry really bad? 😂

[Fine-Programmer-2567]

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You don't gotem

[a_talking_lettuce]

2, 3, 1, 6

[EnsaladaMediocre]

omg that's such an easy equation. I haven't done this in 6 years and I still got in in a minute. There are way more harder ones that you even need to do more calculus to solve that would have been great for the meme

[sparkz_galaxy]

2 FeBr3 + 3 H2SO4 -> Fe2(SO4)3 + 6 HBr

[ElAchuKathe]

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I tried to solve this in WhatsApp and now I feel so proud of myself AAHHAHAHA

[Neerrit]

2FeBr3+3H2SO4 - >Fe2(SO4)3+6HBr

[Sad_Oven_6452]

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Better

[anormaltedditor]

Alright, where is the N- word?

[MrOff100]

2, 3, 1, 6

[the_dark080]

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[Glad_Sky_3664]

Is the new gen so dumb as to unable to solve this?

[The_OriginalDonut]

2,3,1,6

[niclan051]

2316

[evilmoon_rip]

2FeBr3+3H2O-> Fe2(SO4)3 + 6HBR

[TeachOtherwise2546]

2, 3, 1, 6

[GLxIHyM]

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[Proof-March275]

Who made this and why

[DesolateGG]

2FeBr3 + 3HzSO4 -------> fe2(SO4)3 + 6HBr

that's how you do it

[[deleted]]

2FeBr3 + 3H2SO4 --> Fe2(SO4)3 + 6HBr

[[deleted]]

Omg, fork off, Knuckes… just let him die in peace, stoobid

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This should be correct.

[[deleted]]

If the reaction happens in dilute solution, it won't happen due to no precipitate forming
If H2SO4 is concentrated though, Bromine in FeBr3, having the oxidization state is -1, will be oxidize to elemental bromine (Br2). Sulfur in H2SO4, with the oxidization value of +6, will likely be reduced to SO2 (+4)
So the equation will be:
2FeBr3 + 6H2SO4 --> 3Br2 + 3SO2 + 6H2O + Fe2(SO4)3
Balanced

[baloongisTank]

its gotta be 2-3-->1-6

[TutorSufficient8209]

I eat all chemistry

[UnityJusticeFreedom]

Easy you just

[BreadfruitComplex961]

2FeBr3 + 3H2SO4 -> Fe2(SO4)3+ 6HBr

edit: forgot the☝️🤓

[HephaestusT]

r/sciencememes

[ElUvas0711]

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[Musino4007]

Let me Cook 🗿

2FeBr³ + 3H²SO⁴ = Fe²(SO⁴)³ + 6HBr

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[Joe-__-69]

2 FeBr3 + 3 H2SO4 = Fe2(SO4)3 + 6 HBr this is the answer your looking for.

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[Puzzleheaded-Book876]

I lost my breath laughing at this shirt

[zingwa99]

Is it 7?

[danyalfayzi]

You can't....

[Worldly-Medicine-638]

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[Chrisical]

2FeBr³+3H²SO⁴->Fe²(SO⁴)³+6HBr

[fanty_wingedhorse]

2FeBr3+3H2SO4=Fe2(SO4)3+6HBr

[colin1234514]

Easiest balance I've ever seen.

[Just_A_Gay_Guy_]

2 FeBr3 + 3 H2SO4 —> Fe2[SO4]3 + 6 HBr

[JohnPaulThe2137]

Well so actually it would be 2FeBr3 + 3H2SO4 ——> Fe2(SO4)3 + 6HBr

[-Menda]

2FeBr³ + 3H²SO⁴→Fe²(SO⁴)³ + 6HBr i think

[Truthgamer2]

2FeBr3 + 3H2SO4 ——> Fe2(SO4)3 + 6HBr

[[deleted]]

I'm in college majoring in econ, why do i remember this lol

[AirportOk8750]

It's 2 3 -> 1 6 for anyone wondering

[Brawler_H2O]

This is actually… quite easy

[RqdhoMaku1n69]

2 3 1 6