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Balance the following equation:
CaCl, + H2O
Ca(OH), + HCl​

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Answered by nagajonnalagad46
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Cacl + H^2o ---- Ca( oh) + HCl

Balancing equation

atoms in atoms in

reactant side. product side

Ca = 1. ca = 1

cl. - = 1. cl =1

H - = 2. H - 1 + 1 = 2

O - = 1. O = 2

No. of atoms in reactant sode is equal to the no. of atoms in product side

It is already balanced

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