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Kevin F. H. Procter

How does copper carbonate react with hydrochloric acid?

Cos Leon  Follow

Copper chloride and carbon dioxide is what you get from the section.

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Michael J. McFadden  Follow

Carbonate reacts with acid to produce salts, water and carbon dioxide

CuCO3 + 2HCl → H2O + CO2 + CuCl2

When it reacts bubles of carbon dioxide is produce if you want to test it put a glowing splinter in the tube and when the glowing splint stop “burning” it means it has carbon dioxide in the tube.

Hopes this helps:)

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