A 250616.4 mg sample containing 12% MgCO3 (84.33g/mole) and 47% CaCO3(100.08g/mol) was ignited producing CO₂ as decomposition product. Assuming that the decomposition reaction is complete, what is the change in weight of a NaOH solution used absorb CO₂(44.01g/mol)? Answer should be express in grams and the unit should not be written in the box.

A 250616.4 mg sample containing 12% MgCO3 (84.33g/mole) and 47% CaCO3(100.08g/mol) was ignited producing CO₂ as decomposition product. Assuming that the decomposition reaction is complete, what is the change in weight of a NaOH solution used absorb CO₂(44.01g/mol)? Answer should be express in grams and the unit should not be written in the box.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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