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Given the unbalanced chemical equation below. What would be the coefficient of AgNO3? __AgNO3 + __H2S —> __Ag2S + __HNO3
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Given the unbalanced chemical equation below. What would be the coefficient of AgNO3?

__AgNO3 + __H2S —> __Ag2S + __HNO3

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I can’t really explain in words so I took a pic of the work I did (Ignore the worksheet and just look at what I wrote to balance the equation.)
Given the unbalanced chemical equation below. What would be the coefficient of AgNO-example-1
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