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I need help fast!!! Fill in the coefficients

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Arturiano [62]3 years ago

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Answer:

2HCl - H2 + Cl2

Explanation:

The two hydrochloric acid molecules decompose into one hydrogen molecule (H2) and one chlorine molecule (Cl2). If there is only one type of a specific molecule present, you should not have to add a coefficient of 1 behind it.

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