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Are each of the equations Ca+CL2=CaCL2 and Zn+Ag2s=ZnS+Ag balanced? Why or Why not?
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Are each of the equations Ca+CL2=CaCL2 and Zn+Ag2s=ZnS+Ag balanced? Why or Why not?

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Ca+Cl2= CaCl2 is it balanced?
Yes. It shows 1 Ca and 2 Cl atoms on each side.
Zn+Ag2S= ZnS+Ag
No. It shows 2 Ag atoms on the left but only 1 Ag atom on the right.
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