Chemistry, asked by mknkak420, 8 months ago

a brisk effervescence is observed when sodium carbonate react with acetic acid

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Answered by nivabora539

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When ethanoic acid reacts with sodium carbonate, a brisk effervescence of carbon dioxide gas is observed. The salt formed due to this reaction is sodium ethanoate.

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Answered by suvarnajitesh26

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Hydrogen gas

Brisk effervescence of H2 gas is seen

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a brisk effervescence is observed when sodium carbonate react with acetic acid