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HNO) Na CO,(aq) → Toud konie: 2H+ + NO3 +2Na++C052 2 Nat + 2NO3 + H2066) + CO2(g) Net lonie: 24+ (and + costaus H2010)+co 2. please help with all solitions for 2,3 and 4. thank uou!
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