Question

What are state symbols in a chemical equation?
A. Symbols telling how many atoms are in each substance
B. Symbols telling the mass of the substances
C. Symbols telling what form of matter the substances are in
D. Symbols telling how many molecules will react
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Answer 1

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Your question: What are state symbols in a chemical equation?

Your answer: State symbols in a chemical equation indicate whether a substance are what form of matter.

The answer is option C.

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Answer 2

Answer:

C. Symbols telling what form of matter the substances are in.

Explanation:

There are four possible states. They include solids (s), liquids (l), gas (g) and aqueous, which means disolvable in water (aq). The state symbols are written after the reactant or the product in brackets slightly below the text. They must be included in every chemical equation.