Writing and Balancing EquationsKINDLY ANSWER ALL OF THE QUESTIONS IN THE PICTURE PROVIDED 15)NagPO4 +CaCl2 >NaCI +Ca3(PO4)216)K+Cl2 → KCI17)Al +HCI >H2 +AICI318)N2 +F2 >NF319)SO2 +LizSe >SSe2 +Li2020)NH3 +H2SO4 >(NH4)2SO4

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Na3PO4 + CaCl2 → NaCI + Ca3(PO4)2 K + Cl2 > KCI Al + HCI > H2 + _ AICI3

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Writing and Balancing Equations

KINDLY ANSWER ALL OF THE QUESTIONS IN THE PICTURE PROVIDED

15)
NagPO4 +
CaCl2 >
NaCI +
Ca3(PO4)2
16)
K+
Cl2 → KCI
17)
Al +
HCI >
H2 +
AICI3
18)
N2 +
F2 >
NF3
19)
SO2 +
LizSe >
SSe2 +
Li20
20)
NH3 +
H2SO4 >
(NH4)2SO4

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