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Q.Iron(III) chloride is acidic while sodium carbonate is basic.Explain?

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Answered by saitsadia940
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Explanation:    Iron(III) chloride is acidic because it is formed by the reaction of a weak base. ... Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) solution is made up by the reaction of a strong base NaOH and weak acid carbonic acid (H2CO3) thus aqueous solution of Sodium carbonate is alkaline .

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Iron(III) chloride is acidic because it is formed by the reaction of a weak base. ... Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) solution is made up by the reaction of a strong base NaOH and weak acid carbonic acid(H2CO3) thus aqueous solution of Sodium carbonate is alkaline .

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