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The balanced equation would be: 2HgO → O2 + 2Hg
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
For an equation to be balanced, it must have the same quantity of all elements on both sides of the equation. So if there is 2 Hg and 2 O atoms at the left side of the equation, it must have 2 Hg and 2 O atoms on the right hand side as well. For balanced equations, we usually go for the simplest balanced equation with the given information, meaning that though we can use variants like
4HgO → 2O2 + 4Hg and 6HgO → 3O2 + 6Hg
We prefer the simplest form of it unless otherwise specified.
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