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In the reaction 2Na+ Cl2 + 2NaCl, the products are O half the reactants. twice the reactants. the same as the reactants. o different from the reactants.​

In the reaction 2Na+ Cl2 + 2NaCl, the products are O half the reactants. twice the reactants. the same as the reactants. o different from the reactants.​
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In the reaction 2Na+ Cl2 + 2NaCl, the products are O half the reactants. twice the reactants. the same as the reactants. o different from the reactants.​

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The same as the reactants

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User Hardmath
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It should be the same as the reactants. Because there is no loss or replacements.

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