What is the hardest chemical equation?

Answer 1

h2so4 + h20 = HF4 + H2s + C2OOH + KHP = H4F6 + KF3 (minus) + H3O

this is a chemical equation ( u try and balance it) used in the synsized making of phenyphaline in the carboxyl industry.

This equation is not possible

Answer 2

One contender for the hardest chemical equation is the synthesis of zeolites, which involve complex structures and numerous reactants. Another challenging equation is the combustion of octane, a component of gasoline, due to the multiple steps and intermediate species involved.

Answer 3

the hardest problem in chemistry is protein folding problem.

Answer 4

([{15x^(7/2)y - e^(x)} * 7.6e] + [38/5]e)*e(x^2+[3/2y^3])

Answer 5

k+cl=kcl

Answer 6

Physical