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What do state symbols such as \((s)\), \((l)\), \((g)\), and \((aq)\) indicate in a chemical equation?

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Correct answer: The physical states of reactants and products

State symbols specify the physical states of substances: \((s)\) means solid, \((l)\) liquid, \((g)\) gas, and \((aq)\) a substance in aqueous solution. For example, \(\mathrm{H_2O(l)}\) is liquid water, whereas \(\mathrm{H_2O(g)}\) is water vapour. These symbols do not indicate the reaction time or rate.

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Chemical ReactionsChemical EquationsState SymbolsPhysical StatesClass 10 Science

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