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If 2Ag + S is the same as Ag2S. Explain
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If 2Ag + S is the same as Ag2S. Explain
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I have no fricken idea
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No, because - 2Ag + S means = two gold molecules and one sulfur molecule Ag2S means = one gold molecule and two sulfur molecules
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