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Physics, 28.08.2019 12:20 Toady8432

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which of the following equations has correct formulas and also is a balanced equation?
a.
mg + o2 --> mgo2
b.
2be + o2 --> 2beo
c.
caco3 --> cao + co3
d.
3kcl + hno3 --> 3hcl + kno3

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