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I didn't "get rid" of the 6Cl-, it just happens to be part of the 16 HCl on that side. The reason that all 16 Cl- don't show up in the half-reactions is because many of them are spectator ions. Basically you don't need to use the coefficient for 6Cl- when going back to the original reaction. @10:06 is the relevant section

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Could you pleae explain how you got reed of the 6cl- when balancing the orignal reaction with the half equations?because i noticed the equation is balance but you didnt use the coefficient of th 6cl-...thks

ahhh, because they are spectator ions, thank you!

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