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3 years ago
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The 2 in the formula AgS is a1. coeffcient2. subscript3. superscript4. binomial​

Chemistry
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ludmilkaskok [199]3 years ago
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Answer:

Subscript, or B

Explanation:

<em>AgS is the equation for the chemic reaction of Silver + Sulfur, since the subscript of 2 goes by the g in the equation, this would equal subscript.</em>

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<em>Remember subscripts are located at the BOTTOM of a coefficient and superscripts are located at the TOP of a coefficient.</em>

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