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Balance the following equations. 1. Fe+ Cl2 ---→ FeCl3 2. Fe+ 02 ---→ Fe203 3. FeBr3 + H2S04 --→ Fe2(SO4)3 + HBr

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General Chemistry 1
Balancing Chemical Equations
Sample Problems:
Balance the following equations.
1. Fe+ Cl2 ---→ FeCl3
2. Fe+ 02
Fe203
--→
3. FeBr3 + H2S04 --→ Fe2(SO4)3 + HBr
4. C,H,03 + H20 --→ C,H402
5. C2H4 + 02 --→ CO2 + H20
→ CO2 + H20
7. C,H16 + 02 --→ CO2 + H20
6. C,H1,0+ 02
---
8. H2SiCl2 + H20 --→ H3S¡404 + HCl

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