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The compound sb4o5cl2(s), which has been investigated because of its interesting electrical properties, can be prepared by warming a mixture of antimony(iii) oxide and antimony(iii) chloride, both of which
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The compound sb4o5cl2(s), which has been investigated because of its interesting electrical properties, can be prepared by warming a mixture of antimony(iii) oxide and antimony(iii) chloride, both of which are solids. What is the coefficient of antimony(iii) oxide in the balanced equation for the reaction?

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5Sb2O3 + 2SbCl3 -> 3Sb4O5Cl2

The coefficient of Sb2O3 in the equation is 5.

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