then Cl2

So you would draw 2 K and 2 Cl and then draw 2 KCl and a line between the two of them with the number of electrons being swapped

2Cl and Cl2 is the same sure, but it must reflect it being Cl2

Mmm

I could draw it rq and give an example

Yeah, please

brb then

I am a little confused

I'm heading into work, but I can check back in a little bit

well

I don't have much time

Not sure if this is what you mean or not?

Sorry it is sideways ;;

Idk if that's right

Probably not

I am not right either...

that might be closer

@Brendan C.

I feel like that is closer.

I think a combination of yours and kits where there is a potassium for each chlorine and then the chlorine are connected would be right.

I don't have a paper and pencil with me

so uh

erase the line for my 2 potassium

keep the chlorine the same

then on he other side

do what he did?

This is what I think

for the product?

Yeah

I've gtg, sorry

makes sense tho

Would y’all consider the reconstruction after the civil war to be successful? Overall it worked out but there were lots of times in that process that brought America to a place worse than it was pre-Civil War. I have an essay to write in history soon and can’t make up my mind...

did you figure out the answer to your question? or do you still need help? 👀

did you make a pros/cons chart yet? what makes the reconstruction after the civil war "successful"? what makes the reconstruction after the civil war "unsuccessful"?

I mean what I got above is what I got, still don't know if it is right. Although I do have a second one, I consider it a little more complicated.

I have not but I do have a chart of evidence from documents that I listed as successful or unsuccessful

2Fe2 O3 → 4Fe + 3O2

basically the oxidation of iron