Sodium bicarbonate CANNOT be analyzed when paired with sodium hydroxide. Which of the following statement/s CORRECTLY explains this phenomenon? I. NaHCO3 is an amphoteric salt II. a mixture of NazCO3 & NaOH is formed when NaOH is in excess II. a mixture NaHCO3 & NazCO3 is formed when NaOH is in excess (A) I only (B Il only I and II D) I and III

Sodium bicarbonate CANNOT be analyzed when paired with sodium hydroxide. Which of the following statement/s CORRECTLY explains this phenomenon? I. NaHCO3 is an amphoteric salt II. a mixture of NazCO3 & NaOH is formed when NaOH is in excess II. a mixture NaHCO3 & NazCO3 is formed when NaOH is in excess (A) I only (B Il only I and II D) I and III

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