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Solid sodium bicarbonate reacted with aqueous Hydrochloric acid(hydrogen monochloride) to form aqueous sodium chloride, carbon
dioxide gas, and liquid water.,
: NaCO3(e) + HClm ---> NaClag) + CO2(g) + H2O
: NAHCO. + HCI----> NaCl+ CO2+ H.O
:: NaHCOae) + HClg ----> NaClag) + CO219) + H2Op
:: NaCOse) + HClm -----> NaCla + COrg + H2O
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