73 Al ihe school ey decided to adt sodum carbonae (NaCOJtohe sampled wster in the school tankin order to restore he sttavalue close toThe balanced equartion for the reaction isNa,Co.e) + 2HC (ag - 2Nac (ag • H0()• co; (al731 Calcuate the mass of sodum cartonate (Na,CO.) required to neutralizeeach 1 dm' of the sample water732 Ater the neutralization. the water tasted saty. Give a reason for thesaly taste of the water Refer to the equation above.

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75 ALhe chooy deced to I Mm Crbon (NCO oesampled water in the school takin onder to restore e sttaNeoeto The balanced equation for the reacon i Na,CO) + 2HC (a - 2NaC ( • H,0(• co, (al T31 Calute he man of sodum carborate (NaCO reguired to nerlie each 1 dm' of the sample water 732 A the netraliation, the water tasted saty Give a reason for the saly taste of the water Refer to the equation above.

75 ALhe chooy deced to I Mm Crbon (NCO oesampled water in the school takin onder to restore e sttaNeoeto The balanced equation for the reacon i Na,CO) + 2HC (a - 2NaC ( • H,0(• co, (al T31 Calute he man of sodum carborate (NaCO reguired to nerlie each 1 dm' of the sample water 732 A the netraliation, the water tasted saty Give a reason for the saly taste of the water Refer to the equation above.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285640686

Author:Skoog

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Chapter20: Applications Of Oxidation/reduction Titrations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20.28QAP

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