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Explain solvay process for the preparation of Sodiun Carbonate.Write the reaction involved.Explain how Ammonia can be recovered. Also, Give the reason ,why it can not be extended to the manufacture of potassium carbonate.​

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Answered by Draxillus
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Solvay Process

Solvay process is an excellent method for the preparation of  \boxed{\pink{Sodium\:Carbonate}} . Sodium carbonate in anhydrous state is  Na_2CO_3 . It is also known as washing soda.

Reactions Involved

 2NH_3\:+\:H_2O+CO_2\:\rightarrow\:{(NH_4)}_2CO_3\\\\{(NH_4)}_2CO_3\:+\:H_2O+CO_2\:\rightarrow\:2NH_4HCO_3\\\\NH_4HCO_3\:+\:NaCl\:\rightarrow\:NH_4Cl\:+\:NaHCO_3

 \pink{\rightarrow} NaHCO_3 has low solubility. Its Crystal separates and are heated to give sodium carbonate.

 2NaHCO_3\:\rightarrow\:Na_2CO_3\:+\:CO_2\:+\:H_2O

Recovery of Ammonia

 NH_3 can be recovered. The reaction involved is

 2NH_4Cl\:+\:Ca{(OH)}_2\:\rightarrow\:2NH_3\:+CaCl_2\:+\:H_2O

 \pink{\rightarrow} Solvay process can not be extended to the preparation of potassium carbonate because potassium hydrogen carbonate is too soluble to be precipitated by the addition of KCl to ammonium hydrogen carbonate.

Answered by rosey25
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Recovery of Ammonia

Solvay process can not be extended to the preparation of potassium carbonate because potassium hydrogen carbonate is too soluble to be precipitated by the addition of KCl to ammonium hydrogen carbonate.

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