Chemistry, asked by dange4269, 3 months ago

Naoh+H2SO4=Na2So4+H2o to balance this chemical reaction, multiply_ by two

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Answered by chandana647

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NaOH+H2SO4=Na2S04+H2O

TO balance the above equation

we have to multiply NaOH with 2

2NaOH+H2SO4=Na2S04+H2O

Answered by sivani2596

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Answer:

2Naoh+H2So4=Na2So4+H2o

is the answer..

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