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Chemistry, 06.08.2021 05:20 sophiaa23

10 g of marble(calcium carbonate) was added to 15 g of dilute hydrochloric 1 điểm acid, product formed is calcium chloride, water and carbon dioxide. Which
of the following is true? *
Caco
2HCl ->
Cac
СО + НО
None of the above
Calcium Carbonate is the Excess Reactant
O Hydrochloric acid is the Limiting Reactant
O Hydrochloric acid is the Excess Reactant

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