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Balance Chemical Equations
Fe2O3+C-->Fe+CO2
NaCl-->Na+Cl2 MgI2+Br2-->MgBr2+I2 P4O10+H2O--.H3PO4 AgNO3+KCL-->AgCl+KNO3 Please I Really Need Help. Answerrs? :) :) :o |
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Take some guesses. What do you know? Here... a "gimmie"... I don't like giving people answers, but this is a simple one... NaCl-->Na+Cl2 Notice there are two chlorines on the right and not the left... OK you need two on the left 2NaCl-->Na+Cl2 So that balances the Cl, but now the Na is off... 2 on the left, one on the right... so... 2NaCl-->2Na+Cl2 There's a start |
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