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Complete and balance the reaction of aluminum dissolving in sulfuric acid to produce sulfur dioxide. Assign values to the coefficients represented by a through f below. aAl(s) + bSO42−(aq) +cH+(aq) ⟶ dAl3+(aq) + eSO2(g) + fH2O(l)Write the values of all of the coefficients, even those equal to 1. Provide your answer below: a = , b = , c = , d = , e = , f =

Complete and balance the reaction of aluminum dissolving in sulfuric acid to produce sulfur dioxide. Assign values to the coefficients represented by a through f below. aAl(s) + bSO42−(aq) +cH+(aq) ⟶ dAl3+(aq) + eSO2(g) + fH2O(l)Write the values of all of the coefficients, even those equal to 1. Provide your answer below: a = , b = , c = , d = , e = , f =

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Complete and balance the reaction of aluminum dissolving in sulfuric acid to produce sulfur dioxide. Assign values to the coefficients represented by a through f below.
a A l ( s ) + b S O 4 2 − ( a q ) + c H + ( a q ) ⟶ d A l 3 + ( a q ) + e S O 2 ( g ) + f H 2 O ( l )
  • Write the values of all of the coefficients, even those equal to 1.
Provide your answer below:
a = ◻ , b = ◻ , c = ◻ , d = ◻ , e = ◻ , f = ◻

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