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5. Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) and hydrochloric acid (HCI) Complete Molecular Equation: 

          5. Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) and hydrochloric acid (HCI) Complete Molecular Equation:

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties
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00:01 So here we have given hcl so that is a strong acid and then we have given sodium hydrogen carbonate also called as sodium bicarbonate and that is a base so acid reacts with base and that is called neutralization reaction to form salt and water okay so the concept involved here is neutralization reaction so we have here hcl this reacts with nahco3 this is hydrochloric acid and then we have sodium hydrogen carbonate and then this leads to form so so the product will be the salt that is we have nacl then h2o and we have also carbon dioxide here which will evolve okay.
01:27 So now if i write the physical state of each of them.
01:30 So we have aqueous solution of hcl, aqueous solution of sodium bicarbonate then we have nacl that is again in aqueous solution and we have water in liquid state and we have co2 in gaseous state.
01:55 So the products are here is sodium chloride then water then carbon dioxide.
02:20 So we need to write here balanced chemical equation.
02:27 So for that we should have equal atoms on both sides.
02:31 Okay.
02:31 So we have here two hydrogen atom on left side and two hydrogen atom on right side also...
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