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This question has two parts.
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So the first part is asking us to write out the balanced equation for the reaction.
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Well, let's see what we have here.
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So we have two yellow -green molecules that are combined together.
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So that would be diatonic fluorine, right? so we can write that as f2.
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And then we have some molecules that are green and white.
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So the green and white look like they are chlorine combined with the hydrogen.
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And that's one of each.
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So that would be just hcl.
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Okay, so for our reactants, we have f2 and hcl.
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What about our products? well, our products have one of these diatomic green molecules.
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So that would be diatomic chlorine.
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So it basically contains two chlorine molecules, which we write as cl2.
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Okay, so that's one of the products.
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And then another product that we have is going to be a yellow green with a white.
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So yellow green is fluorine, and it's combined with one white, which is a hydrogen.
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Okay.
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So hf, that's another product.
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And then what else do we have in the products? well, we have the diatomic yellow greens.
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We said the diatomic yellow greens are fluorines.
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So we also see two of these fluorines floating around.
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So that would be diatomic fluorine...