Sodium carbonate interacts with hydrochloric acid, calculate how much potassium carbonate mass you need

Sodium carbonate interacts with hydrochloric acid, calculate how much potassium carbonate mass you need to take to obtain carbon monoxide 4, with a volume of 20.56 liters, the practical product yield is 85%

Na2CO3 + 2HCl = 2NaCl + H2O + CO2.
For K2CO3, a similar reaction takes place.
At 100% yield of carbon dioxide product, 20.56 liters should be formed: (85%: 100%) = 20.56: 0.85 = 24.19 liters, this amount of substance is 24.19 liters: 22.4 liters / mol = 1.08 mol.
The same amount of sodium carbonate (or sodium) should be taken.
By mass it will be
for Na2CO3 106 g / mol * 1.08 mol = 114.5 g.
K2CO3 138 g / mol * 1.08 mol = 149 g.