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All substances taking part in a certain interaction are shown below: (5 points)
Calcium Carbonate is written after that an equal to sign is shown followed by Calcium Oxide followed by an addition sign followed by Carbon dioxide. Just below Calcium Oxide 112 grams is written and just below Carbon dioxide 88 grams is written
Which of the following is the correct estimate of the amount of calcium carbonate used in the interaction?
Sum of 112 g and 88 g
Difference between 112 g and 88 g
Twice the sum of 112 g and 88 g
Twice the difference between 112 g and 88 g
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