Q2. Please calculate the mass of released carbondioxide gas after the reaction between 5 grams of sodium carbonate and 2 grams of hydrochloric acid given below according to the Law of Conservation of Matter? (total mass of NaCl and H;0 was measured as 6.53 g) Na,Co, + HCI → Nacl + Co, + H,O

Q2. Please calculate the mass of released carbondioxide gas after the reaction between 5 grams of sodium carbonate and 2 grams of hydrochloric acid given below according to the Law of Conservation of Matter? (total mass of NaCl and H;0 was measured as 6.53 g) Na,Co, + HCI → Nacl + Co, + H,O

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Conservation of Matter?(total mass of NaCl and H,0 was measured as 6.53 g)
Na,Co, + HCI → NaCl + Co, + H,O

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