In a chemical equation, what do (aq), (l), (g), and (s) represent?

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The information in parenthesis next to reactants and products in a chemical equation represent the state of matter that the chemical exists in during the reaction. Chemicals can be present as a liquid (l), solid (s), or gas (g). They can also be aqueous (aq), which means that the chemical is ionized in water during the reaction.

In a Chemical Equation, What Do (Aq), (L), (G), and (S)