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Chapter 17, Problem 51E

Use the following illustration to answer Exercises 49–51.

Chapter 17, Problem 51E, Use the following illustration to answer Exercises 4951. 51. Which equation best describes this , example 1

Chapter 17, Problem 51E, Use the following illustration to answer Exercises 4951. 51. Which equation best describes this , example 2

51. Which equation best describes this reaction?

(a) 2 AB₂ + 2 DCB₃ + B₂ →2 DBA₄ + 2 CA₂

(b) 2 AB₂ + 2 CDA₃ + B₂→ 2 C₂A₄ + 2 DBA

(d) 2 BA₂ + 2 DCA₃ + A₂ → 2 DBA₄ + 2 CA₂

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