0.795g of Na CO, ( 106 g/mol) was dissolved in 200 mt, of 0.0425 M HCL Calculate the molar concentration of excess reagent Na CO + HC- Na CO, HO (reaction is not balanced ) Select one Oa 1.63 x 10 M Ob 213 x 10M Oc Sx10-M Od 238 x 1oM Oe 3.75 x 10 M

0.795g of Na CO, ( 106 g/mol) was dissolved in 200 mt, of 0.0425 M HCL Calculate the molar concentration of excess reagent Na CO + HC- Na CO, HO (reaction is not balanced ) Select one Oa 1.63 x 10 M Ob 213 x 10M Oc Sx10-M Od 238 x 1oM Oe 3.75 x 10 M

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