Please help balanced these reactions.NaOH (aq) + CuSoH & Cu (OH)2 (5)+ Na2504 (aq)Naci (aq) + agwo3 (aq) à Agc1 (6) +N (IND3(09)Naz ((0)3 (99) + HCl(aq) -> Baso4 (6) + HCl(69)(1/a) (66)3 (69)+ HC (99)-) (02 (g) + H₂0+Naot lag)+ HC (aq) -> H₂0 (1) +rack (aq)zn (5) + H2 SO4 (99) -) 2n504 (ag) + H2 (g)mg (5) + HCl(aq). -> H+2 (g) + mgc12 (69)20/5) + (US04 (04) -> (u (5) + Zn S04 (09)

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Please help balanced these reactions. NaOH (ag) + (USOH & Cu(OH)2 (5) + Na2504 (aq) Nac Laq)+ agro3(aq) à Agcl (6) IN AND 3 (09) Na) ((0)3(09) + HCl(aq) -> Basou (6) + HCl (89) Na) ((0)3 (64) + HC (04) ~) (02 (g) + H20 (1) + NaCl (09)

Please help balanced these reactions. NaOH (ag) + (USOH & Cu(OH)2 (5) + Na2504 (aq) Nac Laq)+ agro3(aq) à Agcl (6) IN AND 3 (09) Na) ((0)3(09) + HCl(aq) -> Basou (6) + HCl (89) Na) ((0)3 (64) + HC (04) ~) (02 (g) + H20 (1) + NaCl (09)

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Please help balanced these reactions.
NaOH (aq) + CuSoH & Cu (OH)2 (5)
+ Na2504 (aq)
Naci (aq) + agwo3 (aq) à Agc1 (6) +N (IND3
(09)
Naz ((0)3 (99) + HCl(aq) -> Baso4 (6) + HCl
(69)
(1/a) (66)3 (69)+ HC (99)-) (02 (g) + H₂0
+
Naot lag)+ HC (aq) -> H₂0 (1) +rack (aq)
zn (5) + H2 SO4 (99) -) 2n504 (ag) + H2 (g)
mg (5) + HCl(aq). -> H+2 (g) + mgc12 (69)
20/5) + (US04 (04) -> (u (5) + Zn S04 (09)

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