Is the following equation balanced correctly? NaCl + H2 Na + 2HCl

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Is the following equation balanced correctly?

NaCl + H2 Na + 2HCl

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I think it’s you did this equation right!

They are equaled

NaCl + H2 Na + 2H Cl ✅

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Diemuzi answered Dec 16, 2021

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