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what happen when sodium hydrogen react with hydrogen chloride​

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Answered by Mysteryboy01
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Nothing. You get a mixture of sodium, chloride, and hydrogen ions, but there is no net reaction, because both of the positively charged ions are complemented by chloride ions. If you heat the mixture, the HCl will evaporate out and leave the NaCl behind.

Answered by darshans52
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Answer:

sodium hydroxide + hydrochloric ----->nacl + h2o

it is neutralization reaction

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