Using two (2) 10- mL test tubes, you place 0.5 M sodium carbonate (Na,CO,) and you add 2.5 mL of each of0.5M calcium chloride (Cacl,). What do you think will be formed?ensure formation of a precipitate?And what should be done to

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Using two (2) 10- mL test tubes, you place 0.5 M sodium carbonate (Na,CO;) and you add 2.5 ml of each of 5M calcium chloride (Cacl,). What do you think will be formed? nsure formation of a precipitate? And what should be done to

Using two (2) 10- mL test tubes, you place 0.5 M sodium carbonate (Na,CO;) and you add 2.5 ml of each of 5M calcium chloride (Cacl,). What do you think will be formed? nsure formation of a precipitate? And what should be done to

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And what should be done to

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