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crystalline sodium carbonate is exposed to air.​

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Answered by itzsoftboy5
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Sodium carbonate, also known as washing soda, is a white crystalline solid whose common form is decahydrate. When exposed to air, its crystals lose water, turn into a monohydrate form and appear as a white opaque powder.

Answered by kiran0864
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When exposed to air, sodium carbonate crystals lose water, turn into a : monohydrate.

Explanation:

Sodium carbonate, also known as washing soda, is a white crystalline solid whose common form is decahydrate. When exposed to air, its crystals lose water, turn into a monohydrate form and appear as a white opaque powder.

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