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To balance the equation, the coefficient for H2O should be:

To balance the equation, the coefficient for H2O should be:
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To balance the equation, the coefficient for H2O should be:

To balance the equation, the coefficient for H2O should be:-example-1
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6 and the rest are all 2 to get into even numbers of H and still balance out the K

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