Chemistry, asked by Adebayo8044, 8 months ago

Why is the solution of NaH in water alkaline?

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Answered by nisthanisth

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This reaction happens with a large equilibrium constant, so we can say that NaH almost completely dissociates when placed into an aqueous solution. This makes it a strong base. This reaction doesn't happen because sodium has a lower electronegativity than hydrogen.

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Answered by suhanimohapatra

Because it dissolves easily in water, Thus it is alkaline.

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