Complete and balance the following acid–base and acid-carbonate reactions:(a) HCl+Ba(OH)2(b) ) HCl+Al2 (CO3)3(c) ) H3PO4+LiHCO3(d) ) Al(OH)3+H2SO4

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Complete and balance the following acid–base and acid-carbonate reactions:
(a) HCl+Ba(OH)2
(b) ) HCl+Al2 (CO3)3
(c) ) H3PO4+LiHCO3
(d) ) Al(OH)3+H2SO4

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