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If 65 grams of sodium carbonate powder is reacted with excess sulfuric acid, then how many mL of gas over water are collected at 55.0°C and 842 mm Hg total pressure?​
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If 65 grams of sodium carbonate powder is reacted with excess sulfuric acid, then how many mL of gas over water are collected at 55.0°C and 842 mm Hg total pressure?​

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