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What is the mean of s and g in a chemical equation?

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s stands for solid, and g stands for gas. For completeness sake I will include the fact that l stands for liquid. Hence, the symbols refer to which 'state' the chemicals/compounds in a chemical equation are in.

e.g. if you see H2O (g) this means water vapour/steam. if you see H2O (l) this means liquid water. if you see H2O (s) this means solid/frozen water i.e. ice.

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