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The equation below is correctly balanced. 6HgO 3O2 + 6Hg True False
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The equation below is correctly balanced.

6HgO 3O2 + 6Hg
True
False

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Answer:

It is False

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User Roman Mahotskyi
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The answer is TRUE because in that ecuation there are 6 atoms or moles of mercury in both sides and you also have the required moles of oxygen
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