Calcium bicarbonate During the Antacids as Buffers simulation, it was found that calcium carbonate was slightly less effective than some other antacids, but it has the added benefit of being a source of dietary calcium. True or False True False

Calcium bicarbonate During the Antacids as Buffers simulation, it was found that calcium carbonate was slightly less effective than some other antacids, but it has the added benefit of being a source of dietary calcium. True or False True False

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