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Page 1: Project.pdf · Calcium carbonate dissolves in an acid solution. You're going to use vinegar (typically, 4% acetic acid) to remove the shells from your eggs. White distilled, apple,
Page 2: Project.pdf · Calcium carbonate dissolves in an acid solution. You're going to use vinegar (typically, 4% acetic acid) to remove the shells from your eggs. White distilled, apple,
Page 3: Project.pdf · Calcium carbonate dissolves in an acid solution. You're going to use vinegar (typically, 4% acetic acid) to remove the shells from your eggs. White distilled, apple,
Page 4: Project.pdf · Calcium carbonate dissolves in an acid solution. You're going to use vinegar (typically, 4% acetic acid) to remove the shells from your eggs. White distilled, apple,
Page 5: Project.pdf · Calcium carbonate dissolves in an acid solution. You're going to use vinegar (typically, 4% acetic acid) to remove the shells from your eggs. White distilled, apple,
Page 6: Project.pdf · Calcium carbonate dissolves in an acid solution. You're going to use vinegar (typically, 4% acetic acid) to remove the shells from your eggs. White distilled, apple,
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