Question

MgO+ClO3 = V2O5+MgO=

Answer 1

1. Mg(ClO3)2

2. V + MgO

Answer 2

It seems there might be a typo or confusion in the chemical equation you provided. The equation appears to be incomplete or incorrect. However, I'll try to help you with the information you provided and make some assumptions to create a balanced chemical equation.

Let's rewrite the equation and make an assumption based on the reactants and products provided:

Assumption: The second "MgO" on the right side should be "MgCl2" (magnesium chloride).

Now the corrected chemical equation becomes:

MgO + ClO3 → V2O5 + MgCl2

To balance the equation, we need to ensure that the same number of atoms of each element are present on both sides. Here's the balanced equation:

3 MgO + 2 ClO3 → V2O5 + MgCl2

Please note that chemical equations represent a chemical reaction, and the substances on the left side (reactants) are transformed into the substances on the right side (products). Additionally, the coefficients in front of each compound represent the stoichiometric ratios needed to balance the equation.