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Koen Pham
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30 December, 03:46
Is 2Zn + 2HCI = ZnCL2 + H2 balanced or unbalanced
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Priscilla Salazar
30 December, 04:04
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Unbalanced it should be 2Zn+2Hcl=2ZnCl2+H2
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