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Which gas is formed when any metal carbonate reacts with any acids ? A) oxygen B) carbon dioxide C) hydrogen D) methane
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Which gas is formed when any metal carbonate reacts with any acids ?

A) oxygen
B) carbon dioxide
C) hydrogen
D) methane

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It’s C hydrogen that will be the question
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C) hydrogen

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