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Can someone help me Balance the following and remember thatcharge and mass balance exist, water can be
vapor or liquid, and redox stoichiometry may include fractions:

volcanic pyrite roasting:pyrite (s) + O2 (g) =====> SO2 (g) + hematite(s)

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