balance the equations in their lowest form 1. _CaCl2 + _Na3PO4 → _Ca3(PO4)2 + _NaCl2. _NaCl03→_NaCl+023. _C2H4 + _02→ _CO2 + _H2O4._N2 + _H2→ _N2H45. _Al+ _02 → _Al203

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1. _CaCl2 + _Na3PO4 → _Ca3(PO4)2 + _NaCl 2. _ NaCl03→_ NaCl+02 3. _C2H4 + _02→ _CO2 + _H2O 4. _N2 + _H2→ _N2H4 5. _Al+ _02 → _Al203