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Chlorides / Dosage forms / Antacids / Mineral acids / Maalox / Hydrochloric acid / Calcium carbonate / Hydrogen chloride / Tablet / Chemistry / Pharmacology / Medicine
Date: 2003-06-01 11:39:43
Chlorides
Dosage forms
Antacids
Mineral acids
Maalox
Hydrochloric acid
Calcium carbonate
Hydrogen chloride
Tablet
Chemistry
Pharmacology
Medicine

ANTACIDS PRE LAB DISCUSSION The stomach produces hydrochloric acid to begin the chemical

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