Write balanced chemical equations for the following: (a) Iron(III)hydroxide neutralizes hydrobromic acid. (b) Gold(III)oxide is heated producing gold metal and oxygen gas. (c) Aluminum metal is dissolved in sulfuric acid to form aluminum sulfate and hydrogen gas. (d) A candle, C25H52, is burned in oxygen.

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