Science, asked by sai18488, 6 months ago

Naoh + H2So4 – and na2so4 + H2O this is. WHICH equation.
OPTIONS=
1)balanced.
2) unbalanced.
3) quadratic equations.
4)none of these.

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Answered by rajumalothu1984

2

Explanation:

Naoh+H2So4 gives na2so4+H2o

therefore it is an unbalanced chemical equation

Answered by BrainlyAnyu

9

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Naoh + H2So4 - and na2so4 + H20

This is Unbalanced equation.

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