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Sedaia [141]
3 years ago
7

Can anyone help me with this since it is a quiz and I am really bad at chemistry!!

Chemistry
1 answer:
lord [1]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Down below <3

Explanation:

1. <u> 1 </u> N_{2} + <u> 3 </u> H_{2} ---> <u> 2 </u> NH_{3}

2. <u> 2 </u> KClO_{3} ---> <u> 2 </u> KCl + <u> 3 </u> O_{2}

3. <u> 1 </u> Na_{3}PO_{4} + <u> 3 </u> HCl ---> <u>_ 3_</u> NaCl + <u> 1 </u> H_{3}PO_{4}

4. <u> 1 </u> C_{2}H_{6}O + <u> 3 </u> O_{2} ---> <u> 2 </u> CO_{2} + <u> 3 </u> H_{2}O

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