will the aqueous solution of Na2SO4 be acidic basic or neutral
Na2SO4 is in an aqueous solution, that means we can see the products by mixing Na2SO4 together and see what will be the product. Na2SO4 + 2H2O ==>2NaOH + H2SO4 This the balanced equation for Na2SO4 and water. The product we got was H2SO4 and NaOH. We know that H2SO4 is a strong acid and NaOH is a strong base. What happens when strong acid and strong base are combined together?
its made from a strong acid and strong base soI think it will be neutral
its neutral
*mixing Na2SO4 together with water* typo Yeah, it's a neutral salt
In our chem lab when we put litmus paper in we got the results as the Ph being 9
That's basic
yea...
wait what?
I think we must have messed up
what do you mean?
It could be the amount of solutions you added or something along that, idk what went wrong .-.
wait... for the acid you said it is h2so4 right?
I thought it was simply HSO4 - 1
yes, hence the H as the prefix
The charges of H is +1 and the charges of SO4 is -2 so that means it has to e H2 to become +2 and the compound charges will be balanced out as equaling to zero |dw:1414953522815:dw|
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