Question

balanced equation when sodium sulfate reacts with calcium nitrate to produce sodium nitrate and calcium sulfate​

Answer 1

Answer:

Na2So4 +CaNo3 -CaSo4 + NaNo3

Answer 2

The balanced chemical reaction for the sodium sulfate treated with calcium nitrate is:

              $Na_{2}SO_{4} + Ca(NO_{3} )_{2}$  →  $2NaNO_{3} + CaSO_{4}$

• One mole of sodium sulfate reacts with a mole of calcium nitrate to form two moles of sodium nitrate and a mole of calcium sulfate.
• Bothe the reactants are soluble in water and remain in ionized form in the solution.
• Sodium sulfate forms two sodium and one sulfate ion.
• Calcium nitrate produces two nitrates and one calcium ion.
• Two sodium and nitrate ions combine to form two sodium nitrate molecules whereas the calcium and sulfate combine to form a calcium sulfate molecule.
• This is a double displacement reaction where ions in the two reactants are interchanged.
• The calcium sulfate formed in the reaction is insoluble and is precipitated out of the solution whereas the sodium nitrate which is soluble remains in the solution.