What are the most likely products of the reaction between aqueous lithium carbonateand aqueous nitric acid?O CO(e), LINO,(aq) and H20()HCO,(aq) and LINO,(aq)O CO,(g), H,(g) and LINO (aq)O LiHCO;(aq) and NO,(g)D There is no reaction

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What are the most likely products of the reaction between aqueous lithium carbonate and aqueous nitric acid? O CO2(g), LINO3(aq) and H20(1) O H,CO3(aq) and LiNO3laq) Co(g), H2lg) and LINO3(aq) O LIHCO,(aq) and NO2(g) O There is no reaction

What are the most likely products of the reaction between aqueous lithium carbonate and aqueous nitric acid? O CO2(g), LINO3(aq) and H20(1) O H,CO3(aq) and LiNO3laq) Co(g), H2lg) and LINO3(aq) O LIHCO,(aq) and NO2(g) O There is no reaction

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