Chemistry, asked by nannu5244, 1 year ago

Solubility of carbon dioxide in 1M sodium hydroxide solution?

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Answered by SHARRSHAN

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The question is really somewhat out of whack. In sodium hydroxide any carbon dioxide is converted to the carbonate anion. In a strong sodium +1 solution sodium carbonate has limited solubility, and will ppt out. So until the NaOH is substantially reacted there really isn't any "dissolved" carbon dioxide.
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