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In a chemical reaction equation, which side of the arrow is the reactant? " A+B --> AB" - left - right - there are no reactants in equations.

In a chemical reaction equation, which side of the arrow is the reactant? " A+B --> AB" - left - right - there are no reactants in equations.
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In a chemical reaction equation, which side of the arrow is the reactant?

" A+B --> AB"
- left
- right
- there are no reactants in equations.

User Ivan Baldin
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Answer:

Left.

Step-by-step explanation:

A+B --> AB

reactants product

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