Chemistry, asked by BINTEZAHRA6084, 1 year ago

Why do sodium carbonate and potassium carbonate not decompose?

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Answered by kidanaraja
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because they don't react with land elements or compound
Answered by mathcrackernishant
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because the electrovalent bond between them is too strong to be broken by heat
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