08:00 B.mTQBacking soda (NaHCOs) is used of ten asantiacidto.neudralize hydvechlovicacielof stomach angd.cachf soclinmchloride,.Carbon oliaxide and Water are resultedfirom this reIction.while magnesinm.hydvoxide Ma OHD isalso useal as antiecidto produce waderand magnesium chloride.for lam.of ench.of NalHo aud Mg Cott)2 -(Al.wt. Na- 23,H=1,C=12,0-16,Mg =26).each of the.m.is more ePfective as antiacid08 3000:0009: 3010: 0010:3011:0011:3012:00 pm12:3001:00المزيدتعديلحذفمشاركة

The balanced Chemical Reaction between sodium bicarbonate and Hydrochloric acid can be written as -…

10100 Am.. QBacking soda (NatHCOg) s used of ten as antiacidto neutralize hydvachlonic acid. of Stomach angd .cachf sodlinm.chloride,. Carbon oliaxide.and Water are resulted from this reaction.While hydvoxide Ma (OHD2 is also.useal as antiacid to produce woderandl magnesium chloride. For Iam.of.cach.of Naloz.aud Ma(ott)2. (At.wt Na 23, H=1,C=12,=16, Mg=26). eachof the.m.is more ePfective as antiacid 08 30 09:00 0030 10:00 Magnesinm. 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 pm. 12:30 01:00

10100 Am.. QBacking soda (NatHCOg) s used of ten as antiacidto neutralize hydvachlonic acid. of Stomach angd .cachf sodlinm.chloride,. Carbon oliaxide.and Water are resulted from this reaction.While hydvoxide Ma (OHD2 is also.useal as antiacid to produce woderandl magnesium chloride. For Iam.of.cach.of Naloz.aud Ma(ott)2. (At.wt Na 23, H=1,C=12,=16, Mg=26). eachof the.m.is more ePfective as antiacid 08 30 09:00 0030 10:00 Magnesinm. 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 pm. 12:30 01:00

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Author:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

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