State the balanced chemical equation for the reaction

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When 1.0 m aqueous solutions of sodium carbonate as well as hydrochloric acid react it produces a carbon dioxide, water and sodium chloride

a. State the balanced chemical equation for the reaction described above (include states of matter)

b. Compute the number of moles of carbon dioxide formed if 23.1ml of sodium carbonate reacts with excess hydrochloric acid.

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