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General Chemistry

Question #119146

Silver carbonate is most soluble in_________. *
A.SODIUM CARBONATE
B.NITRIC ACID
C.SILVER NITRATE

Expert's answer

Silver carbonate is most soluble in

A.SODIUM CARBONATE

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