Chemistry, asked by suvarahul8527, 10 months ago

Why hydroxide and bicarbonate cannot exist together

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Answered by Anonymous

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[H+] corresponds to standard HCl whilst hydroxide, carbonate and bicarbonate are the alkalinity causing ions present in water. ... Thus OH-and HCO3- ions cannot exist together in water and hence can be concluded that all the three OH- , HCO3- ,CO32 ions cannot exist together [7,8].

Answered by gauravarduino

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[H+] corresponds to standard HCl whilst hydroxide, carbonate and bicarbonate are the alkalinity causing ions present in water. ... Thus OH-and HCO3- ions cannot exist together in water and hence can be concluded that all the three OH- , HCO3- ,CO32 ions cannot exist together [7,8].

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