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Balance these equations: H² + Br² = HBr Mg + O² = MgO H² + O² = H²O​
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Balance these equations:

H² + Br² = HBr

Mg + O² = MgO

H² + O² = H²O​

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Answer:

H² + Br² = 2HBr

2Mg + O² = 2MgO

H² + O² = 2H2O

HOPE IT'S WORK

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Step-by-step explanation:

H² + Br² = 2HBr

2Mg + O² = 2MgO

2H² + O² = 2H²O

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