Chemistry, asked by Dharmansha, 1 month ago

can we write
Na+Cl2=NaCl2
is it balanced and correct if not then why

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Answered by riyagoel47715

1

Answer:

No it is not balanced

Explanation:

The no of atoms of sodium on the left and right side of the chemical equation are not equal

Balanced Chemical equation is

2Na+Cl2 =2Nacl

Answered by Khushibrainly

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We cannot add the path of the equation because it is against the rules

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