write the chemical reaction involved in the hydrolysis of sodium chloride
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The hydrolysis of sodium chloride according to the reaction NaCl(s,l)+H2O(g)= NaOH(s,l)+HCl(g) has been investigated over the temperature range 600–950°C using a dynamic method. ... It is further demonstrated that equilibrium is established very rapidly, even at temperatures where the sodium chloride is in the solid phase.
Answer:
Sodium chloride formula is NaCl.
Sodium carbonate formula is Na
2
CO
3
The aqueous solution of sodium chloride is neutral because it is formed from a strong acid and a strong base.
Reaction: NaOH+HCl→NaCl+H
2
O
The aqueous solution of sodium carbonate is basic because it gets hydrolysed to some extent and forms sodium hydroxide which is a strong base and carbonic acid which is a weak acid.
Reaction of hydrolysis: Na
2
CO
3
+2H
2
O⇋2NaOH+H
2
CO
Explanation:
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