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Consider the reaction. cacl2(aq)+k2co3(aq)⟶caco3+2kcl. identify the precipitate, or lack thereof, for the reaction. (a) kcl (b) caco3 (c) no precipitate

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Consider the reaction. cacl2(aq)+k2co3(aq)⟶caco3+2kcl. identify the precipitate, or lack thereof, fo...