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Thank you for your help. I see how you solved it and I will practice more.

Thank you for your help!

I think I have it LOL

SbOH3 + Na2S-----Sb + NaOH

The lab required Sb3+

Sb OH3 + Na2 S-----2SbS3 +2Na OH3

I have a problem grasping is it the total number of charges that need to be equal on both sides?

I am not sure if I have solved this correctly.

Sb (OH)3 +Na2S --- SbS3

I have attempted to check my answer, but I can't find it online.

Thank you!!!!!