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1. Balance the following chemical equations: A. HCI + CACO, à CaCI, СаCl, + HО + CO, B. P. + 0, à P,O, à P.O, 3 4

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1. Balance the following chemical equations:
A. HCI +
CACO, à CaCI,
СаCl, + HО
+ CO,
B. P. + 0, à P,O,
à P.O,
3
4

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