Science, asked by shreshtha20, 6 months ago

reaction of sodium with hydrochloric acid

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Answered by AdhvikDogra

3

Explanation:

Na +HCl→ NaCl+H.

Sodium+Hydrochloric Acid→Sodium Chloride+Hydrogen

Answered by ishantDeshmukh

2

Answer:

Na+HCI=>NaCl+H
Sodium+Hydrochloric acid=> Sodium Chloride+Hydrogen

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