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In the reaction of Hg2(NO3)2 + HCL = HgCl2 +HNO3. why is hg also 2 and no3 also 2 they should have been cancelled during cross multiplication

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WE CROSS MULTIPLY AND EXCHANGE THE VALENCY IS WHICH ARE WRITTEN UPSIDE NOT THE AMOUNT OF ATOMS WRITTEN DOWN SIDE DOES VALENCY WOULD BE CROSS MULTIPLIED AND CANCELLED NOT THE AMOUNT WHICH IS WRITTEN DOWN SIDE AMOUNT REMAINS CONSTANT THROUGHOUT THE EQUATION WHICH FOLLOWS LAW OF CONSERVATION OF MASS

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In the reaction of Hg2(NO3)2 + HCL = HgCl2 +HNO3. why is hg also 2 and no3 also 2 they should have been cancelled during cross multiplication​

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In the reaction of Hg2(NO3)2 + HCL = HgCl2 +HNO3. why is hg also 2 and no3 also 2 they should have been cancelled during cross multiplication