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what happens if Magnesium oxide reacts with sodium sulphate

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Answered by samarthcv

Answer:

Magnesium sulfate (MgSO4) decomposes the C-S-H gel and reacts with the aluminates and portlandite, forming gypsum, brucite, and magnesium silicate gel (M-S-H)

Answered by raihanrasheed2005

Answer:

Sodium oxide

Explanation:

MgO + Na2SO4 ---> MgS04 + Na2O

note that equation is not balanced

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what happens if Magnesium oxide reacts with sodium sulphate