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Chemistry, 03.09.2021 01:00, magaaalimartinez

After conducting a chemistry lab, your class does a poorjob of cleaning up the calcium chloride and sodium bicarbonate. Upon arriving to school the next day, an army of ants lie dead on the surface of the counter Carefully use the scientific method to help explain the occurrence Be sure to label all steps of the scientific method ​

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