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This equation is balanced: N2+H2 -NH3 A. True B. False​
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This equation is balanced: N2+H2 -NH3

A. True

B. False​

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The equation N2+H2= NH3 is balanced. This is because N2 + 3H^2 ➡️ 2NH^3
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