Chemistry, asked by ayaan4842, 11 months ago

Sodium carbonate present in the soil can be neutralized by

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Answered by ritikaritikasaini

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Adding Lime. Your soil is acidic and you would like to change the pH so that it is less acidic. The universal advice is to add lime to the soil ie liming your soil. Lime is alkaline and it will neutralize the acidity of the soil and make it more neutral.

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