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If you mean 5H2 , that is five molar ratios of hydrogen , then '5' is the coefficient.

If you mean '5h^(2) (algebraic expression), then again '5' is the coefficient.

NB THe coefficient is the 'big' number to the left of the letters.

NNB If the 'h' refers to 'hydrogen', then it is written as a CAPITAL 'H'.

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