You time travel 100 years into the future and learn that several new elements (T. A.and D) have been discovered. Several molecules of these new elements undergochemical reactions like the one shown below.T3A8 (g) +D2 (g) →TD2 (g) + A2D (1)Balance this chemical reaction and give the coefficients for each reactant andproduct in the boxes below. (First box for T3A8, second box for D₂, third box forTD2, and fourth box for A₂D).AAA1

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You time travel 100 years into the future and learn that se and D) have been discovered. Several molecules of these chemical reactions like the one shown below. T3A8 (8) +D2 (8)→TD2 (8) + A₂D (1) Balance this chemical reaction and give the coefficients fo product in the boxes below. (First box for T3Ag, second b TD2, and fourth box for A₂D). N A A A

You time travel 100 years into the future and learn that se and D) have been discovered. Several molecules of these chemical reactions like the one shown below. T3A8 (8) +D2 (8)→TD2 (8) + A₂D (1) Balance this chemical reaction and give the coefficients fo product in the boxes below. (First box for T3Ag, second b TD2, and fourth box for A₂D). N A A A

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