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Physics, 18.09.2019 05:30 keviongardner

Min is asked to balance the equation below. original: ca3p2 + h2o → ca(oh)2 + ph3 min’s result: ca3p2 + h2o → ca3(oh)2 + ph3 which best describes min’s method for balancing the chemical equation?
a. it is correct, because now there are three ca atoms on each side of the equation.
b. it is incorrect, because the identity of the original product has changed.
c. it is correct, because ca3(oh)2 creates a more stable compound.
d. it is incorrect, because the subscript “2” should be added instead.

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