\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{mhchem}
\begin{document}
\ce{H^+ (\textit{aq}) + HCO3^- <=> H2CO3 (\textit{aq}) <=> H2O (\textit{l}) + CO2 (\textit{g})}
\ce{2H2(\textit{g}) + O2(\textit{g}) <=> 2H2O(\textit{l})}
\end{document}
I am new to Latex and doing some chemistry reports and while MS equation editor is a pain, it decently works even by using mixed fractions to get ion charges with subscripts for atoms, but I digress. I cannot do the double harpoon-like symbol for chemical equilibrium "longer" as I like the arrows to be stretched out more than it is. Is this even possible?