In order to quantitatively analyze a chemical equation one must do which of the following?

a- run the reaction

b - apply a catalytic factor

c- measure the time of the reaction

d - balance the equation

D - Balance the equation

Explanation:

A balanced chemical equation shows the number of moles, volume, or mass of a compound/molecule that combines with another in order to give some certain products.

To quantitatively follow how reactants combine to form some desired products, one must express the equation in a balanced form so as to be able to carefully measure the amount of matter and the moles involved in a specific reaction. In chemistry, such calculation falls under stoichiometry (stoicheon means atom and metron is measurement).

colorless gas, exhibiting a blue glow when placed in an electric field

b) solid

its a type of rock