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• Sodium bicarbonate
  Sodium bicarbonate reacts with bases such as sodium hydroxide to form carbonates: ...ium bicarbonate can be used in double replacement reactions to produce the carbonates of many metals.
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• Citric acid
  Citric acid will react in solution with bases, carbonates and bicarbonates, as well as reactive metals, such as [[magnesium]], to for
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• Copper(II) carbonate
  ...ue or green depending on the purity and the presence of other basic copper carbonates, which are usually present in any technical grade samples. ...tes usually sell copper(II) carbonate. It is almost always a mix of copper carbonates in various states of hydration. This is generally not an issue for chemistr
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• Phenol
  ...e. However, as it is weaker than carbonic acid, phenol does not react with carbonates or bicarbonates.
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• Carbonic acid
  [[Category:Carbonates]]
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• Lithium carbonate
  Like all carbonates it will react with a stronger acid to release carbon dioxide. ...is more soluble in cold water than hot water. Unlike other alkaline metal carbonates, it does not form hydrates and only exists as anhydrous form.
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• Barium carbonate
  [[Category:Carbonates]]
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• Potassium sodium tartrate
  Can be prepared by neutralizing [[tartaric acid]] with sodium and potassium carbonates, bicarbonates or hydroxides.
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• Lab accident
  * Carbonates + strong acids (uncontrollable foaming and spillage)
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• Barium chloride
  ...ate species in a sample, though it also works with oxalates, phosphates or carbonates.
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• Ammonium carbonate
  [[Category:Carbonates]]
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• Phosphorus trichloride
  ...amounts of PCl₃ at a time to prevent splashing. Try not to use carbonates, as they will fizzle and cause some PCl₃ to become airborne.
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• Silver carbonate
  Like all other carbonates, silver carbonate will react with acids to give their respective silver sal [[Category:Carbonates]]
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• Phosphorus pentachloride
  ...re will be plenty of HCl fumes generated by the hydrolysis. Try not to use carbonates as neutralizing agents, as they will fizzle and cause some PCl₅
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• Phosphoryl chloride
  ...add small amounts of POCl₃ to prevent splashing. Try not to use carbonates, as they will fizzle and cause some POCl₃ to become airborne. Si
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• Fuming
  *'''[[Hydrazine]]''' fumes significantly in open air, forming hydrates and carbonates.
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• Guanidinium carbonate
  [[Category:Carbonates]]
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• Magnesium carbonate
  [[Category:Carbonates]]
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• Chloroacetic acid
  ...tate salts can only be made safely by reacting the titular acid with metal carbonates or bicarbonates.
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• Borderline chemical compound
  ...ussed below, a few types of carbon-containing compounds, such as carbides, carbonates, simple oxides of carbon (for example, CO and CO₂), and cyanides
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