Chemistry, asked by akhladsiddique1, 10 months ago

A carbonate that does not decompose on heating is -(K2CO3/CaCo3)

Answers

Answered by DevilJyoti

Answer:

A carbonate, which does not decomposes on heating: Sodium Carbonate and Potassium Carbonate. A nitrate, which produces oxygen as the only gas: Sodium Nitrate and Potassium Nitrate. A compound that produces carbon dioxide on heating: Calcium Carbonate.

Explanation:

mark it as brainlist answer

Answered by saumyasingh0907

Answer:

K2CO3

Explanation:

K2CO3 doesn't decompose on heating because of it's bond polarity ( dipole moment) since K2CO3 has potassium as cation which has high polarizing power and carbonate has high Polarisibility hence high dipole moment is formed and bind energy is drastically increased

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Physics, 5 months ago

please answer fast , i will mark as branliest for the correct answer...

English, 5 months ago

which highest award of India was given to Bismillah Khan...

Chemistry, 5 months ago

77 Solubility product of AgCl is 2.0x10-10 mor2 dm- Maximum concentration of Ag+ ions in the solution is: 2.0x10-12 mol dm-3 1.4x10-12 mol dm-3 1.0x10-12 mol dm-3 2.5x10-10 mol dm-3 ...

Math, 10 months ago

the marked price of the goods be rupees 6000 at the rate of GST on it 18%. a shopkeeper buys the good at the reduced price and sells it at its marked price if shopkeeper paid rupees 154 as the cgst to the government, find the amount inclusive of GST paid by the shopkeeper...

History, 10 months ago