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What happens when Na2Co3 is heated at 300K and above 300K? Give equations

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Answered by starboiiii
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Explanation:

When ammonium dichromate is heated, it gives nitrogen gas, green residue of chromium trioxide and water.

(NH

4

)

2

Cr

2

O

7

heat

N

2

+Cr

2

O

3

+4H

2

O

When ammonium dichromate is heated with NaOH, ammonia gas is obtained which reacts with HCL to form white fumes of ammonium chloride.

(NH

4

)

2

Cr

2

O

7

+2NaOH→2NH

3

+Na

2

Cr

2

O

7

+2H

2

O

NH

3

+HCl→NH

4

Cl

When nitrogen is heated with aluminum, aluminum nitride is obtaned.

N

2

+2Al

heat

2AlN

AlN on hydrolysis forms aluminum hydroxide and releases ammonia gas.

AlN+3H

2

O→Al(OH)

3

+NH

3

Chromium oxide on acidification with conc. HCl forms Chromium(III) chloride.

Cr

2

O

3

+6HCl→2CrCl

3

+3H

2

O

Chromium(III) chloride on oxidation with alkaline hydrogen peroxide forms yellow sodium chromate.

CrCl

3

+2NaOH+H

2

O

2

→Na

2

CrO

4

+3HCl

Sodium chromate reacts with lead acetate in presence of acetic acid to form lead chromat which is also yellow in colour.

Na

2

CrO

4

+Pb(CH

3

COO)

2

CH

3

COOH

PbCrO

4

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