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Iodine and chlorine can react according to the following equation Is(g)+CI2(g)<-->2ICI(g)

Iodine and chlorine can react according to the following equation Is(g)+CI2(g)<-->2ICI(g)
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Iodine and chlorine can react according to the following equation Is(g)+CI2(g)<-->2ICI(g)

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The answer is right!

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User Dzintars
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Answer:

1. greater than

2. equal to

3. products

4. right

Step-by-step explanation:

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