Which statement is not true for the dissolution of CaCO3 in acid:
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The dissolution of CaCO3 is facilitated by the formation of a weal acid |
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The dissolution of CaCO3 is facilitated by the formation of a strong acid |
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The dissolution of CaCO3 is facilitated by the evolution of a gas |
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The dissolution of CaCO3 is facilitated by the decomposition of carbonic acid to CO2 |
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