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Which carbonate is most stable to heat? A.Sodium carbonate B.Copper(ii)carbonate C.Zinc carbonate

Which carbonate is most stable to heat? A.Sodium carbonate B.Copper(ii)carbonate C.Zinc carbonate
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Which carbonate is most stable to heat?

A.Sodium carbonate
B.Copper(ii)carbonate
C.Zinc carbonate

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Answer:

copper carbonate

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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

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