4. Write the balanced equations for when the following solutes dissolve in. Do not include water in the equations as the water is understood by the phases. Write the phases! NHACH b. glucose c. HNO3 d. acetic acid calcium chloride

4. Write the balanced equations for when the following solutes dissolve in. Do not include water in the equations as the water is understood by the phases. Write the phases! NHACH b. glucose c. HNO3 d. acetic acid calcium chloride

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4.
Write the balanced equations for when the following solutes dissolve in. Do not include water in the
equations as the water is understood by the phases. Write the phases!
ed
NHACH
b. glucose
c. HNO3
d. acetic acid
e.
calcium chloride

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