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Examine the following unbalanced chemical equation: CO2 + C → CO. Which of the following is the correctly balanced form of this equation? A. CO2 + C2 → CO B. CO2 + C → C2O C. CO2 + C → 2CO D. 2CO2 + C
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Examine the following unbalanced chemical equation: CO2 + C → CO. Which of the following is the correctly balanced form of this equation?

A. CO2 + C2 → CO
B. CO2 + C → C2O
C. CO2 + C → 2CO
D. 2CO2 + C → CO

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i think the correct answer is b and c?

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The answer must be C.
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