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The following chemical equation is not balanced; which element is not following following the law of mass conservation? C02+CL2 = O2+CCL4​

The following chemical equation is not balanced; which element is not following following the law of mass conservation? C02+CL2 = O2+CCL4​
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The following chemical equation is not balanced; which element is not following following the law of mass conservation?

C02+CL2 = O2+CCL4​

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Answer:

C02+2CL2 = O2+CCL4​

Step-by-step explanation:

the co2 gave its carbon atom to the CL2 + CCL4​

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