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donniemsb_12
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Ag(subscript of 2)S + HNO(subscript of 2) -> Ag(subs.2)SO(subs.4) + NO(subs.2) +H(subs2)O
TNX! PO!
TNX! PO!
fedaykin said:There is probably a mistake on your products side. Instead of HNO2, it's probably HNO3, nitric acid. The equation cannot balance with HNO2.
donniemsb_12 said:my given is correct . and we answer it in while we were on our class :)
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