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The salt NaC2H3O2 would form from the combination of: A Acetic acid and sodium hydroxide B sodium chloride and nitric acid C Tartric acid and sodium hydroxide D sodium acetate and water
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The salt NaC2H3O2 would form from the combination of:

A
Acetic acid and sodium hydroxide



B
sodium chloride and nitric acid

C
Tartric acid and sodium hydroxide

D
sodium acetate and water

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B sodium chloride and nitric acid
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