Posted by Bob on Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 8:43am.
No. It is not balanced.
There is no such thing as (neutral) H3O, nor is there any CaCl. The products should be H2O and CaCl2.
How did you get 3 H's in the products with only one H in the reactants? What happened to two of the three O atoms you started out with?
Try again.
Tks. As I thought
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