An alkali metal A gtves a compound B (molecular mass 9/10
reacting with water. Ihe compound B gives a soluble compo
C on treatment with aluminium oxide, Identi$' A. B and C and
give the reaction involved
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A is sodium because molar mass of NaOH is 40; which can be shown as follows:
Na(23)+O(16)+H(I)=40
So. B is NaOH
When sodium hydroxide is treated with aluminium oxide, we get sodium aluminate. So, C is sodium aluminate. Following reaction happens in this case:
Al2O3 +2NaOH→2NaAlO2+H20
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Explanation:
given:-
A. +H2O -------->. B (molecular mass 0.9)
B + Al2O3-----------> C
I just didn't this is right question
because of molecular mass.
how is it possible to have 0.9 molecular mass
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