Can you solve this ? 1. _CaCO3Туре:2. _C3H3 + _02 →Туре:3. AICI3 qyTType:4. _CH4 + _O2 →Турe:5. SO2 + _H2OТуpе:6._Na + _I2 →Турe:7.KCIO,Type: eТуре:8. Ca(ОН),Type:olrs muleТуре:9. NaHCO, -10._Mg + _P4→11. C,H10 +al'etedin mulnomm Type:Type:12.Carbon dioxide is bubbled throughwater. _KCIO38. Ca(OH)2'Type:9. NaHCO3 –10._Mg + P4→11._C,H10 + _02 –Type:aibea lo nobulse e12.Carbon dioxide is bubbled throughType:obwater.bois stedin nevlia 1obaxim ns o1anoc Type: Re13.Sodium chloride decomposes.ONHHON14.Hydrogen gas is burned in air (O2).ONH15.Calcium oxide is mixed with water.

9. NaHCO3 - 10. Mg + _P4→ 11. C,H10 + _02 - .2.Carbon dioxide is bubbled through water. 3.Sodium chloride decomposes. bexim ONHHON .Hydrogen gas is burned in air (O2). ONH Calcium oxide is mixed with water.

9. NaHCO3 - 10. Mg + _P4→ 11. C,H10 + _02 - .2.Carbon dioxide is bubbled through water. 3.Sodium chloride decomposes. bexim ONHHON .Hydrogen gas is burned in air (O2). ONH Calcium oxide is mixed with water.

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1. _CaCO3
Туре:
2. _C3H3 + _02 →
Туре:
3. AICI3 qyT
Type:
4. _CH4 + _O2 →
Турe:
5. SO2 + _H2O
Туpе:
6._Na + _I2 →
Турe:
7.KCIO,
Type: e
Туре:
8. Ca(ОН),
Type:
olrs mule
Туре:
9. NaHCO, -
10._Mg + _P4→
11. C,H10 +
al'etedin mulnomm Type:
Type:
12.Carbon dioxide is bubbled through
water.

_KCIO3
8. Ca(OH)2
'Type:
9. NaHCO3 –
10.
_Mg + P4→
11._C,H10 + _02 –
Type:
aibea lo nobulse e
12.Carbon dioxide is bubbled through
Type:ob
water.
bois stedin nevlia 1o
baxim ns o1anoc Type: Re
13.Sodium chloride decomposes.
ONHHON
14.Hydrogen gas is burned in air (O2).
ONH
15.Calcium oxide is mixed with water.

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