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Sodium (Na) and iodine gas (I2) react to form sodium iodine (NaI). Which equation is a correct representation of the balanced equation? 2Na+I2→2NaI I2→2NaI+2Na Na→NaI+I2 NaI→2Na+I2
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Sodium (Na) and iodine gas (I2) react to form sodium iodine (NaI).

Which equation is a correct representation of the balanced equation?
2Na+I2→2NaI
I2→2NaI+2Na
Na→NaI+I2
NaI→2Na+I2

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2Na+I2→2NaI

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Sodium (Na) and iodine gas (I2) react to form sodium iodine (NaI). Which equation-example-1
User Gregir
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the answer is 2Na + I2 (arrow) 2NaI
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