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Given the following skeleton equation, what are the coefficients for the chemicals in the reaction? __H20 + __ P4O10 = __ H3PO4
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Given the following skeleton equation, what are the coefficients for the chemicals in the reaction? __H20 + __ P4O10 = __ H3PO4

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6H2O + P4O10 = 4H3PO4
Coefficients: 6, 1, 4
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