Chemistry, 27.02.2020 03:59 ayoismeisalex

In a double replacement reaction resulting in the formation of solid calcium carbonate, the resulting supernatant would be described as .
a) saturated with CaCO3
b) containing no ions of CaCO3
c) supersaturated with CaCO3
d) unsaturated with CaCO3
I know it's a, but I don't understand why.

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