Asked by Mariah
                Balance both the atoms and charges of the following chemical equation: 
Ce4+ + S2 −→ Ce3+ + S
This is what I came up with:
3Ce4+ + S2 −→ 4Ce3+ + 2S
            
            
        Ce4+ + S2 −→ Ce3+ + S
This is what I came up with:
3Ce4+ + S2 −→ 4Ce3+ + 2S
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                    Answered by
            yash patwa
            
    Correct
    
                    Answered by
            DrBob222
            
    Nope. Note correct. The atoms don't balance (4Ce on right and 3 on left as well as 1 S on left and 2 on right) and charges don't balance (10+ on left and 12+ on right).
2Ce^4+ + S^2- ==> 2Ce^3+ + S
    
2Ce^4+ + S^2- ==> 2Ce^3+ + S
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