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When balancing an equation, you can a. alter subscripts b. change the identities of the products c. change the identities of the reactants d. write in coefficients

When balancing an equation, you can a. alter subscripts b. change the identities of the products c. change the identities of the reactants d. write in coefficients
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When balancing an equation, you can

a. alter subscripts

b. change the identities of the products

c. change the identities of the reactants

d. write in coefficients

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D. write down the coefficients
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