A beautiful red mineral, rhodochriosite, is manganese (I1) carbonate (MNCO3). a. Write balanced molecular equation for the reaction of the mineral with hydrochloric acid (HCI). 1. b. Name the products. What are the phases of each product? d. Write the Net lonic Equation. C. e. What qualitative observations would indicate a chemical change occurred?

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A beautiful red mineral, rhodochriosite, is manganese (I1) carbonate (MNCO3).
a. Write balanced molecular equation for the reaction of the mineral with hydrochloric acid (HCI).
1.
b. Name the products.
What are the phases of each product?
d. Write the Net lonic Equation.
C.
e. What qualitative observations would indicate a chemical change occurred?
Transcribed Image Text:A beautiful red mineral, rhodochriosite, is manganese (I1) carbonate (MNCO3). a. Write balanced molecular equation for the reaction of the mineral with hydrochloric acid (HCI). 1. b. Name the products. What are the phases of each product? d. Write the Net lonic Equation. C. e. What qualitative observations would indicate a chemical change occurred?
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