[firecard]

Can someone help me with this?

CaSO3 + NH2Cl =>

Thank!

[jlevine_34]

First of all, think of these molecules in terms of their respective parts (aka ions).
Ca(2+) SO3(2-) + NH2(+1) Cl(-1) => 
 // not really sure about charge for NH2 ion but assume it is +1 to balance out Chlorine

Now, what do you think the products are going to be? It should be a substitution reaction:
Substitution= AB+ CD => AD+BC

Therefore   CaSO3 + NH2Cl => CaCl + NH2SO3

Ill leave it to you to balance the equation

[Borek]

First of all, think of these molecules in terms of their respective parts (aka ions).
Ca(2+) SO3(2-) + NH2(+1) Cl(-1) => 
 // not really sure about charge for NH2 ion but assume it is +1 to balance out Chlorine

Now, what do you think the products are going to be? It should be a substitution reaction:
Substitution= AB+ CD => AD+BC

Therefore   CaSO3 + NH2Cl => CaCl + NH2SO3

It is better to not write anything, than to write things that are completely off.

Chloramine is an oxidizing agent, sulfite is a reducing agent.