Water can react with carbon dioxide to form hydrogen carbanate according to the following chemical equation H2O (I) + CO2 (g) > H2O3 (aw)  if we start with 421 g of H2O what is the minimum pressure of CO2 needed to react with all the water? Assume that the reaction is occurring in a container that has volume of 42.5 L at the temperature of 30.50 C

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Water can react with carbon dioxide to form hydrogen carbanate according to the following chemical equation

H2O (I) + CO2 (g) > H2O3 (aw) 

if we start with 421 g of H2O what is the minimum pressure of CO2 needed to react with all the water? Assume that the reaction is occurring in a container that has volume of 42.5 L at the temperature of 30.50 C

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