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The alterations that take place during a chemical reaction are depicted by a chemical equation. To begin writing the chemical equation for a reaction, place the reactants on the left and the product on the right, followed by an arrow pointing in the direction of the reaction. Balance is required in all chemical equations. This means that each type of atom must be present in exactly the same quantity on both sides of the arrow. That's because chemical reactions always result in the conservation of mass. Chemical equations are balanced using coefficients. A chemical symbol or formula is preceded by a coefficient, which is a number. It reveals how many of the substance's atoms or molecules took part in the process. To balance a chemical equation, add coefficients where necessary for the front of the symbols or formulations so both reactants and products contain the same number of each type of atom.
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