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Chapter2: Atoms

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Complete and balance the following equations. Click in the answer box to open the symbol palette.
1
10
2
(a) B+ H →
5 1
(b)
209
83
Bi +
12
(c) C +
4
a →
2
13
T
N
+
n
1
+ 2 n
0

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