Complete & balance the following neutralization reaction, including states of matter & all coefficients (even the coefficient(s) implied to be 1, for the test to register the answer). For clarification: The blanks in front of molecules are coefficients. The blanks after molecules are states of matter. The remaining blanks are the product molecules. Please list the salt product as the FIRST product. You can either list the chemical names or the chemical formulas of the products. Sr(OH)2 ( ) HBr ( (

Complete & balance the following neutralization reaction, including states of matter & all coefficients (even the coefficient(s) implied to be 1, for the test to register the answer). For clarification: The blanks in front of molecules are coefficients. The blanks after molecules are states of matter. The remaining blanks are the product molecules. Please list the salt product as the FIRST product. You can either list the chemical names or the chemical formulas of the products. Sr(OH)2 ( ) HBr ( (

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