if there is a chemical reaction with 6 atoms of carbon and 5 atoms of oxygen on the reactant side, how many atoms of each must be on the product side?

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Micstr asked Mar 2, 2023

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if there is a chemical reaction with 6 atoms of carbon and 5 atoms of oxygen on the reactant side, how many atoms of each must be on the product side?

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Micstr asked Mar 2, 2023

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the same amount

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because atoms are neither created nor destroyed therefore we will have the same number of atoms in the reactant side as the product side

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