In the balanced reaction between the unknown metal (M) and HCI, what are the coefficients of the metal and hydrogen gas (H2)? The coefficients are written in the form a M : z H2 where aM+ЬНCI --> у MIz+z Hz 1 M:1 H2 1M:2 H2 2 M:2 H2 2 M:1Н2 None of these

In the balanced reaction between the unknown metal (M) and HCI, what are the coefficients of the metal and hydrogen gas (H2)? The coefficients are written in the form a M : z H2 where aM+ЬНCI --> у MIz+z Hz 1 M:1 H2 1M:2 H2 2 M:2 H2 2 M:1Н2 None of these

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In the balanced reaction between the unknown metal (M) and
HCI, what are the coefficients of the metal and hydrogen gas (H2)?
The coefficients are written in the form a M : z H2 where
aM+ЬНCI --> у MIz+z Hz
1 M:1 H2
1M:2 H2
2 M:2 H2
2 M:1Н2
None of these

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