Posted by Nick on Friday, September 17, 2010 at 6:04pm.
Hmmm. 4 is wrong, but here is the answer: If one swallowed a carbonate, on reaction with HCl in the stomach, vast amounts of carbon dioxide would be released. Imagine what that would do to the stomach, and worse, if an ulcer (hole) in the stomach lining were there, the carbon dioxide would....
X ray studies need to see the organs as is, not blown up like a large beach ball.
so what would be the answer?
bobpursley you jerk! 4 was the answer!
Yeah, 4 is correct.
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