QUESTION 21The percentage of CaCO3 in a sample of finely powdered limestone was determined. In the laboratory, the sample was dissolved inHC then heated to expel CO2. The remaining HCI was then titrated with NaOH. Which is the main analyte in the sample?CaCO3HCICO2NaOH

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The percentage of CaCO3 in a sample of finely powdered limestone was determined. In the laboratory, the sample was dissolved in HO then heated to expel CO2. The remaining HCI was then titrated with NaOH. Which is the main analyte in the sample? CaCO3 HC CO2 NAOH

The percentage of CaCO3 in a sample of finely powdered limestone was determined. In the laboratory, the sample was dissolved in HO then heated to expel CO2. The remaining HCI was then titrated with NaOH. Which is the main analyte in the sample? CaCO3 HC CO2 NAOH

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