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Balance the following simple equation:

NaOH  +  Cl2  →  NaCl  +   NaClO  +  H2

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2NaOH  +  Cl2  →  NaCl  +   NaClO  +  H2

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अध्याय 1: The Language Of Chemistry - Additional Questions

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अध्याय 1 The Language Of Chemistry
Additional Questions | Q 19.28

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