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Which one of the following represents the number of units of each substance taking part in a reaction? O A. Reactant O B. Coefficient O C. Product O D. Equation​

Which one of the following represents the number of units of each substance taking part in a reaction? O A. Reactant O B. Coefficient O C. Product O D. Equation​
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Which one of the following represents the number of units of each substance

taking part in a reaction?
O A. Reactant
O B. Coefficient
O C. Product
O D. Equation​

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User Daniel Leahy
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Answer:B

Explanation:Coefficient represents the number of units of each substance.

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