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Chemistry, 06.10.2019 16:00 dward5823

Ag+ (aq) + al(s) —> ag(s) + a13+(aq)
ag+ (aq) + e --> ag(s)
al(s)—> a3+ (aq)+3e
what is the coefficient of silver in the final, balanced equation for this reaction?
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Ag+ (aq) + al(s) —> ag(s) + a13+(aq)
ag+ (aq) + e --> ag(s)
al(s)—> a3+ (aq)+3e...

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