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Balance the chemical equation by the oxidation number method.
(vi) `FeCl_(3) + H_(2)S to FeCl_(2) + S + HCl `

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To balance the chemical equation `FeCl₃ + H₂S → FeCl₂ + S + HCl` using the oxidation number method, follow these steps: ### Step 1: Assign Oxidation Numbers - In `FeCl₃`: - Fe: +3 - Cl: -1 - In `H₂S`: - H: +1 ...
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