Thu 21 Oct 3:58 p面Aa O目» Q21 October 2021 at 3:57 pmChemistry practisea) Predict the products of a chemical reactionbetween nitric acid and potassium hydroxide.Give your answer as chemical formulas withmolar ratio. Eg 2H2S.b) Predict the products of a reaction betweenhydrochloric acid and lithium metal. Give youranswer as chemical formulas with molar ratio.Eg 2H2S.c) Predict the products of a reaction betweenphosphoric acid and iron (II) carbonate. Giveyour answer as chemical formulas with molarratio. Eg 2H2S.

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