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How do you balance S8 +O2 = SO3

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Answer:

You would count how many atoms you have and then write them out like this

s = 8 s=1

o = 2 o =3

and then balance it out by putting coefficients.

Step-by-step explanation:

Refi answered Sep 3, 2020

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