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hydrogencarbonate

Compound containing the ion HCO₃⁻, an acid salt of carbonic acid (solution of carbon dioxide in water). When heated or treated with dilute acids, it gives off carbon dioxide. The most important compounds are sodium hydrogencarbonate (bicarbonate of soda), and calcium hydrogencarbonate.

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