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When balancing a redox reaction, you are balancing A. the moles for the equation. B. the subscripts for each molecule. C. the charges of the particles in the reaction. D. both A and C.
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When balancing a redox reaction, you are balancing

A. the moles for the equation.
B. the subscripts for each molecule.
C. the charges of the particles in the reaction.
D. both A and C.

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it might be letter D.
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