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Joe student reacts aqueous solutions of Na, co, and Ca(NO3)2. Calcium carbonate and sodium nitrate are produced. He wishes to collect the precipitate from this reaction.
If Joe starts with 10.6 g of Na, co, what mass of CaCO3, should he expect to collect?
+ Ca(NO3)2taq) → NaNO3(aq) + CaCO3(0)
Na, CO3(aq)

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