When the equation H2 + V2O5 V + H2O is balanced, a term in the balanced equation is

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When the equation H2 + V2O5 V + H2O is balanced, a term in the balanced equation is

When the equation H₂ + V₂O₅→ V + H₂O is balanced, a term in the balanced equation is

▸ 2V₂O₅

▸ 3H₂O

▸ 2V

▸ 10 H₂

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Foundations of College Chemistry

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