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This image shows a mixture of steam and carbon monaxide reacting to reversibly produce carbon dioxide and hydrogen gas. Write the balanced chemical equation which is taking place in the mixture. Time = 5s Time = 0s dai See Periodic Table O See Hint Be sure to include the physical states of each species. x x. H.

This image shows a mixture of steam and carbon monaxide reacting to reversibly produce carbon dioxide and hydrogen gas. Write the balanced chemical equation which is taking place in the mixture. Time = 5s Time = 0s dai See Periodic Table O See Hint Be sure to include the physical states of each species. x x. H.

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This image shows a mixture of steam and carbon monoxide reacting to reversibly produce carbon dioxide and hydrogen gas. Write the balanced chemical equation which is taking place in the mixture. he = 5 s Time = 0s Time : i See Periodic Table O See Hint Be sure to include the physical states of eachspecies. * | x. | Ho
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