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1 November, 10:24

What do the arrows and coefficients used by chemists in equations communicate?

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    The arrows used by chemists means "react to produce" or "yield", such that when two substances react with each other they yield products, represented or shown by an arrow. The coefficients on the other hand, describe the lowest whole number ratio of the amounts of all of the reactants and products.
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