When carbonate minerals come into contact with hydrochloric acid they
2 answers:
Answer:
Fizz
Explanation:
The bubble of carbon dioxide that you observe are the evidence of occurrence of chemical reaction.
When this reaction occurs, there is a presence of minerals of calcite or carbonate. Few other minerals of carbonates react with hydro chloric acid. Each of these minerals which consists of one or grater than one ion of metal which are combined with a ion of carbonate that is ().
Fizz is occur when there is a reaction between carbonate minerals and hydrochloric acid.
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2. acetaldehyde is then oxidized (with potassium dichromate for example) to produce acetic acid.
this overall reaction is given by the following equation: