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Professor Dave here, lets learn how to write chemical equations. We know a little bit about chemical reactions, as well as the written equations we can write to depict them. But there are a few different ways we can write these equations. We should be able to write them using chemical formulas, which abbreviate all the elements present in each compound, and sometimes list the phases of each compound, but we should also be able to write these equations using words, because this helps us understand how we might verbally communicate the details of a chemical reaction to someone else. Lets therefore make sure that we can do two things. We must be able to look at a chemical reaction that is written with symbols, and translate it into written words. And we must also be able to do this in reverse, by taking a sentence that describes a chemical reaction, and making sure we are able to display this transformation using the symbols we know in chemistry. Take this reaction for example. We have
