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The Solvay Process Involves a Reaction of Sodium Chloride, Ammonia

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The Solvay process involves a reaction of sodium chloride, ammonia and carbon dioxide in aqueous solution. Of the various possible products, the one least soluble in water is:


A) ammonium bicarbonate
B) "baking soda" (NaHCO3)
C) "sal ammoniac" (NH4Cl)
D) "table salt" (NaCl)
E) "washing soda" (Na2CO3)

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