8.55 In the process of Is the of I II? III Skill-Building in similar pairs) Student II writes: A1 + C1, + C1 → A1C13 Student III + 3C1, 2A1C13 6.56 The a between Student I Al + → A1C12 What Al + C12 ss is A1C12 Student II writes: A1 + Cla + Cl → AIC13 Student III writes: 2A1 + 3C12 Student I writes: Al + C12 at is ss is Explain. with ns? elements A (red) and B (green): 5.4 g. stance n, and pustion Vhat is Which best represents the balanced equation for the reaction? lants, is (a) 2A+2B →A2 + B2 mass of (b) A2 + B2 – 2AB (c) B2 + 2AB - 2B2 + A2 (d) 4A2 + 4B2 8AB ned in a 0 were ate?

8.55 In the process of Is the of I II? III Skill-Building in similar pairs) Student II writes: A1 + C1, + C1 → A1C13 Student III + 3C1, 2A1C13 6.56 The a between Student I Al + → A1C12 What Al + C12 ss is A1C12 Student II writes: A1 + Cla + Cl → AIC13 Student III writes: 2A1 + 3C12 Student I writes: Al + C12 at is ss is Explain. with ns? elements A (red) and B (green): 5.4 g. stance n, and pustion Vhat is Which best represents the balanced equation for the reaction? lants, is (a) 2A+2B →A2 + B2 mass of (b) A2 + B2 – 2AB (c) B2 + 2AB - 2B2 + A2 (d) 4A2 + 4B2 8AB ned in a 0 were ate?

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