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Carbonic acid can form water and carbon dioxide upon heating.  How much carbon dioxide is formed from 1.55 g of carbonic acid?

H2CO3    H2O + CO2

A) 1.10 g
B) 2.18 g
C) 1.55 g
D) 0.450 g
E) 5.33 g
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