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10. Cuántos gramos de dióxido de carbono se producen en una reacción de 2.50 g de hidrógenocarbonato de sodio con exceso de ácido
cítrico según la ecuación:
3NaHCO3 + H2C, H,O, Na2C6H30, + 3C02 + 3H2O?

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