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Write a Balance the chemical equation for the decomposition reaction that occurred. _____ KClO3(s) ----> ______...

Write a Balance the chemical equation for the decomposition reaction that occurred.

_____ KClO3(s) ----> ______ KCl (s) + _____ O2

Mass of crucible 88.000

Mass of crucible KClO3 before heating - 108.000

mass of KClO3- ?

Mass of crucible and product after heating- 100.167

mass of product-?

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