Chemistry, asked by bmushino, 3 months ago

What separates two reactants in a chemical equation?

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Answered by Mayura680

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The form of a chemical equation involves writing the formulas of the reactants (the substances that are mixed together) on the left, using '+' when more than one substance is involved and the formula(s) of the product(s) on the right. The reactants and the products are separated by an arrow ' .

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Answered by rajspatel566

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Answer:

chemical formula

number of moles

charge on anion or cation

acidity bacicity

and so on

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