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equation for sulfur dioxide to sulfur trioxide (2 Viewers)

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Start date May 2, 2018

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Which equation is more correct?

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fan96

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Fractional coefficients are generally only acceptable in combustion or half cell equations.

So the second one.

jazz519

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Exp said:
Which equation is more correct?
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Either is fine. But some schools for some reason don't allow fractions, but in HSC they don't care

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