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What is K2SO3 + AlPO4 equal to?
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What is K2SO3 + AlPO4 equal to?

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Al2(SO3)3 + K3PO4

Step-by-step explanation:

I believe this is an example of double replacement and also, the equation needs to be balanced with the amount of each atom per side.

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