The numbers used in a balanced chemical equation to represent the number of particles of

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Two: Coefficients are the numbers in front of each formula. If no number is shown, a one is understood. Three: The coefficients tell us how many molecules (moles) of each reactant used and how many molecules (moles) of each product made.

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