Chemistry, asked by kaka8380, 11 months ago

A student adds calcium carbonate to a solution. If the solution is an acid, what will happen?

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Answered by Kashfzain

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The product will be salt , water and carbondioxide

Answered by Anonymous

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caco3+hcl→ cacl2(salt)+ h2o+co2

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