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    Carbonic acid (H2CO3) is a weak, unstable acid that is always in its liquid state. It dissociates into hydrogen and bicarbonate ions when dissolved in water. It has applications in preparing carbonated drinks and is also used in fertilizers and pharmaceuticals. Carbonic acid has a molecular formula of H2CO3 and is a polar molecule with very positive hydrogen and very negative oxygen atoms, though the bonds between oxygen and carbon are polar and covalent.

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    Carbonic acid (H2CO3) is a weak, unstable acid that is always in its liquid state. It dissociates into hydrogen and bicarbonate ions when dissolved in water. It has applications in preparing carbonated drinks and is also used in fertilizers and pharmaceuticals. Carbonic acid has a molecular formula of H2CO3 and is a polar molecule with very positive hydrogen and very negative oxygen atoms, though the bonds between oxygen and carbon are polar and covalent.

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    Carbonic acid (H2CO3) is a weak, unstable acid that is always in its liquid state. It dissociates into hydrogen and bicarbonate ions when dissolved in water. It has applications in preparing carbonated drinks and is also used in fertilizers and pharmaceuticals. Carbonic acid has a molecular formula of H2CO3 and is a polar molecule with very positive hydrogen and very negative oxygen atoms, though the bonds between oxygen and carbon are polar and covalent.

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    Carbonic Acid H2CO3

    Chemical Formula: Bonding:


    • Molecular Formula = H2CO3 • Polar molecule

    • Empirical Formula = H2CO3 • Very positive hydrogen and very negative oxygen
    • Ionic Formula = None • Bonds between oxygen and carbon are polar and covalent

    Physical Properties: Applications:


    • Always in liquid state • Preparation of bubbly drinks

    • Density = 1.668 g/mol • Used for fertilisers


    • Insoluble in water • Used for pharmaceuticals

    Chemical Properties: Lewis Structure:


    • Weak unstable acid

    • Dissociates into hydrogen ions (H+) and bicarbonate ions (HCO3- in


    water
    • Can form carbonate and bicarbonate salts

    Peerapas Thiwatporn (Buckbeak) 1108

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