Calcium carbonate (limestone) is a very insoluble ionic salt! Answer the following if you add a lew drops of the soluble ionic salt 0.1 M CaCl2 (aq) to the wells that had CO2 reacting with water. (Review precipitation reactions from Chem 111) a. What would you expect to see and how would the observations differ between the wells? b. Show chemical equations to support your general prediction (a shift of equilibrium due to a secondary reaction).

Calcium carbonate (limestone) is a very insoluble ionic salt! Answer the following if you add a lew drops of the soluble ionic salt 0.1 M CaCl2 (aq) to the wells that had CO2 reacting with water. (Review precipitation reactions from Chem 111) a. What would you expect to see and how would the observations differ between the wells? b. Show chemical equations to support your general prediction (a shift of equilibrium due to a secondary reaction).

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