In the example 2x, this is what the two is, In 3m, it is the three. The number before an element in a chemical reaction.

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Jakub Lortz · Answer 1 · 2019-10-26T17:26:07+0000

In the 2x and 3m, it would just be a coefficient.
However, the number before an element in a chemical reaction would be a stoichiometric coefficient.

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In the example 2x, this is what the two is, In 3m, it is the three. The number before an element in a chemical reaction.

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