A student performs the HCl tests on the three solid samples and gets the same result...
A student performs the HCl tests on the three solid samples and gets the same result for the solid CaCO3 sample and the mixture. Which of the following statements is true concerning these results? Explain.
a. The results are to be expected.
b. The results are not expected and could have been caused by using contaminated HCl.
c. The results are not expected and could have been caused by using contaminated samples.
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