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Hey guys, I had a question about number 40 on the PS section of AAMC 8.
The passage talks about two solutions, NiSO4-6H20, and Na2CO3-10H20 being mixed together and so on. But there is a question that basically asks what type of gas evolves when HCl is added to Na2CO3. How the hell do you predict that? The answer was CO2, which was the most logical answer choice, but is there a methodical way of predicting the product?
Thanks in advance!
The passage talks about two solutions, NiSO4-6H20, and Na2CO3-10H20 being mixed together and so on. But there is a question that basically asks what type of gas evolves when HCl is added to Na2CO3. How the hell do you predict that? The answer was CO2, which was the most logical answer choice, but is there a methodical way of predicting the product?
Thanks in advance!