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34. The addition of solid sodium carbonate to pure water
causes
Na, .. .
(1) An increase in the hydronium ion concentration
(2) An increase in pH
(3) No change in pH
(4) A decrease in the hydroxide ion concentration​

Answers

Answered by vedasoham
4

Answer:

Increases the pH and takes it to Basic strength

Answered by mayankbarnwal
11

Answer:

(2) an increase in pH

Explanation:

  • Sodium Carbonate is a basic salt.
  • It is formed by the combination of a weak acid (Carbonic Acid) and a strong base (Sodium Hydroxide).
  • Adding solid sodium Carbonate increases the basicity of water.
  • Hydroxide ion concentration increases in water.
  • pH becomes greater than 7.
  • Hence there is an increase in pH.
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