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1.) balance the following chemical equation: + ₃po₄ → ₃po₄ + ₂o 2.) balance the following chemical equation: (oh)₃ + → ₃ + ₂o 3.) balance the following chemical equation: ₂o₃ + → ₂ + 4.) balance the following chemical equation: + ₂(co₃)₃ → ₃ + ₂co₃ there are four blanks on each and if there is no coefficient needed place a "1" in the blank


1.) balance the following chemical equation: + ₃po₄ → ₃po₄ + ₂o 2.) balance the following chemical

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