Chemistry, 25.01.2021 04:10, 09daishagreen

1. Calculate the mass of the product, if you started with 4 g of Zn and 3 g of H2CO3. Zn + H, CO,
ZnCO, + H2

1. Calculate the mass of the product, if you started with 4 g of Zn and 3 g of H2CO3.

Zn + H,CO,

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1. Calculate the mass of the product, if you started with 4 g of Zn and 3 g of H2CO3. Zn + H, CO,