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How does a chemical equation model a chemical reaction
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How does a chemical equation model a chemical reaction

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Answer:

reactant + reactant = product + product

Step-by-step explanation:

(pretend = is the arrow)

the reaction is shown in the equation by modelling how the reactants react with eachother to form the products on the other side of the arrow

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