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Fe+Cl² Na++H2O Fe+HCl Al+H²SO4
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Fe+Cl²
Na++H2O
Fe+HCl
Al+H²SO4

User Jmanrubia
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Answer:

2Fecl

2Na2(OH)2

AlSO4 + H

Step-by-step explanation:

metal and salt gives a metalsalt and gas

User Steven Chou
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FeCl³

NaOH + H²

FeCl² + H.

al2(so4)3 h²

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