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AgI + Na2S Ag2S +NaI=
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AgI + Na2S Ag2S +NaI=

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The equation needs to be balanced and written as,


2AgI+1 Na_(2) S→
1Ag_(2) S+2NaI

Both side of compound should contain equal masses.

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