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The equation 2nano3 + cacl2 —> 2nacl + ca(no3)2 is balanced. how many atoms of calcium (ca) are there on either side of the equation? four six one two
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on either side of the reaction mixture. Hence, it means only one atom of calcium is present on either side of the reaction mixture.
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