Chemistry, asked by pavanbhandsrer143, 11 months ago

Difference between NaCl and Na2So3.
Difference between Sodium Chloride and Sodium Sulphide.

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Answered by tahoor84
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Answered by paryuljain23
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Sodium chloride is composed of

Na+ ions and

Cl− ions. Now of course salt is neutral; and to ensure this sodium ion and chloride ions combine 1:1.

On the other hand, sulfur commonly forms an

S2− ion. (Sulfur is a Group VI atom, and its chemistry is similar to oxygen, which certainly forms the

O2−, oxide ion.) Since sodium sulfide is a neutral salt, each sulfide ion requires

2×Na+ ions.

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