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write the equation of softening and hard water contain magnesium salt with sodium carbonate​

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Equation of softening and hard water contain magnesium salt with sodium carbonate:

  • The Hard water has large amount of dissolved minerals. Na_2CO_3 is the chemical formula for sodium carbonate.
  • The reaction between the "magnesium sulfate and sodium carbonate" gives a precipitate of magnesium carbonate, {MgCO_3} and sodium sulfate    {Na_2SO_4} as byproduct.
  • The Sodium (Na) has +1 charge and Chlorine (Cl) has -1 charge and they become together to form the aquoeous NaCl.
  • The magnesium (Mg) has +2 charge and the polyatomic ion CO_3 has -2 charge, they become together to form the solid MgCO_3 which is in solid form because of carbonate's solibility rule.

The equation of softening and hard water contain magnesium salt with sodium carbonate​ is follows:

                             MgCl_2+Na_2CO_3 \rightarrow 2NaCl+MgCO_3

To know more:

Which of the following is a basic salt? Why?

A. Sodium chloride

B. Magnesium chloride

C. Sodium carbonate​

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