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Part C nmunication (3 marks) 3. OBSERVATION: A piece of chalk (calcium carbonate) was placed into hydrochloric acid (HCI). The chalk produced bubbled and began to break apart. After 20 minutes, the bubbling stopped and the piece of chalk could no longer be seen in the clear and colourless solution that remained. a) Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction: b) Which substance is the limiting reactant? Explain Why? /1 /2

Part C nmunication (3 marks) 3. OBSERVATION: A piece of chalk (calcium carbonate) was placed into hydrochloric acid (HCI). The chalk produced bubbled and began to break apart. After 20 minutes, the bubbling stopped and the piece of chalk could no longer be seen in the clear and colourless solution that remained. a) Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction: b) Which substance is the limiting reactant? Explain Why? /1 /2

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Part C nmunication (3 marks) 3. OBSERVATION: A piece of chalk (calcium carbonate) was placed into hydrochloric acid (HCI). The chalk produced bubbled and began to break apart. After 20 minutes, the bubbling stopped and the piece of chalk could no longer be seen in the clear and colourless solution that remained. a) Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction: b) Which substance is the limiting reactant? Explain Why? /1 /2
Transcribed Image Text:Part C nmunication (3 marks) 3. OBSERVATION: A piece of chalk (calcium carbonate) was placed into hydrochloric acid (HCI). The chalk produced bubbled and began to break apart. After 20 minutes, the bubbling stopped and the piece of chalk could no longer be seen in the clear and colourless solution that remained. a) Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction: b) Which substance is the limiting reactant? Explain Why? /1 /2
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