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SiO(2) + A rarr x + y . In this reaction...

`SiO_(2) + A rarr x + y `. In this reaction 'Y' is one of the global warming gases.'A' is the water soluble alkali metal carbonate . Whose molecular weight is 106.The common name of 'x' is

A

flint glass

B

water glass

C

Baking soda

D

wasing soda

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B
`SiO_(2) + Na_(2) CO_(3) rarr Na_(2) SiO_(3) + CO_(2) uarr`
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