(image is the layout of the table) Let's look at the chemical equation again:
N2 + 3H2 2NH3
This time, you'll use a different method to count the atoms. Multiply the coefficient by the
subscript for each atom. For example, to find the number of hydrogen atoms in 3H2,
multiply 3 by 2. Use the following table to organize your work. Fill in the number of atoms
in the reactants and products in the table.

Atoms
Reactants
Products
coefficient x subscript coefficient x subscript
hydrogen
nitrogen