Name the compound A in the given experiment which produce CO2 V reacts with sulphuric acid. H.SO. Carbon dioxide Ar Lime water Α. metal oxide B. metal carbonate C. mental hydrogen carbonate D. both (B) and (C)
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both b and c i think
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In the experiment, metal carbonate and metal hydrogen carbonate react with sulphuric acid to form carbon dioxide. (OPTION D) as options b and c are correct.
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CHEMICAL REACTIVITY OF METAL CARBONATES -
- Metal carbonates and metal hydrogen carbonates are basic and soluble in water.
- They do not show chemical reactions with base.
- On addition of acid to metal carbonates, salt is formed as a result of a neutralization reaction.
- The byproducts in the reaction are carbon dioxide gas and water vapors.
- The reaction is -
Metal carbonate + acid → salt + water + carbon dioxide.
- The carbon dioxide is evolved with bubbles and frizzing sounds and turns lime water milky.
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