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An example of a single replacement reactions is the polishing of silverware by soaking with aluminum. silver reacts with sulfur, s, to become ag2s. aluminum replaces the silver, ag, in this reaction. which of these is the correct balanced chemical reaction for this? a) ag + al2s β†’ag + al2s3 b) al + ag2s β†’ ag + al2s3 c) 2al + 3ag2s β†’6ag + al2s3 d) 2ag + 3al2s β†’6ag + al2s3

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