Chemistry, asked by awesomeanjali8000, 11 months ago

What is the ph of solution 'a' which liberates co2 gas with a carbonate salt? Give the reason?

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Answered by neetamourya777

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: The pH of the solution must be less than 7 and it must be an acidic solution. Explanation: A carbonate salt is a salt which contains a carbonate polyatomic molecule as an anion. On its reaction with a acid, it leads to the liberation of carbon dioxide gas....

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