How much calcium carbide,CaC² would be needed to produce 75.0g of acetylene,C²H², by using excess of water?
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Forms salt with sodium bicarbonate solution with the evolution of carbon dioxide. Carboxylic acids reacts with sodium hydrogen carbonate to produce carbon dioxide gas which can be seen in the form of a brisk effervescence.
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Explanation:
CARBIDES WHEN REACTED WITH WATER TO FORM ENE COMPOUND OF SAME CARBON AS PRESENT IN CARBIDE AND CALCIUM HYDROXIDE
EQUIVALENT OF CAC2= EQUIVALENT OF C2H2
MOLES=MOLES
W/64 = 75/14
W=342.85 GM
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