Chemistry, asked by chinthagreeshma13, 6 months ago

which salt is formed when naoh reacts with Zn

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Answered by shaunhts10

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Answer:

sodium zincate (na2zno2)

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Answered by GangsterTeddy

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Answer:

sodium zincate is formed when naoh reacts with Zn

Explanation:

zn+2Naoh=Na2ZnO2+ H2

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