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Chemistry, 24.05.2021 18:50 1234Shutthedoor

ASAP! According to the lab introduction in your laboratory manual, the equation for sodium
carbonate dissolving in water is:
NaCO3 + 2H,
02Na+ + 2OH- + H2CO3
When this process occurs, sodium carbonate does not 100% separate into ions.
There is always some sodium carbonate in solution.
Based on this reaction, explain whether Sample A or Sample B is most alkaline and
why.

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